I had a capital loss carryover in the amount of $2,000 from 2023. After starting my 2024 (Premier) TurboTax program, when it came to the carryover section, the program indicated that the carryover for 2024 is zero, and the $2,000 would be applied to 2025.
Why would it do that? I want the carryover applied to my 2024 return.
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Have you added your wages? Some of the calculations don't work until you have added wages, other income, etc. so that you have a tax liability.
Alternately, that function is not currently working, and will be fixed in a later update. The program is usually not approved to file a return until January 7 or so and requires at least one update.
Yes it is too early to calculate the carryover right. You need to enter all your income because you need taxable income to use the carryover loss. If you have a negative AGI or negative taxable income it will show up on the 1040 BUT it won't use the carryover and carry over the whole amount to the next year.
Have you added your wages? Some of the calculations don't work until you have added wages, other income, etc. so that you have a tax liability.
Alternately, that function is not currently working, and will be fixed in a later update. The program is usually not approved to file a return until January 7 or so and requires at least one update.
Yes it is too early to calculate the carryover right. You need to enter all your income because you need taxable income to use the carryover loss. If you have a negative AGI or negative taxable income it will show up on the 1040 BUT it won't use the carryover and carry over the whole amount to the next year.
Thank you. You're right. I wasn't able to enter any income using the Easy Step method. After realizing that, I entered some of my income numbers manually and then I saw the carryover deduction entered on line 7 of the 1040.
Thank you. Yes, I see that now. I did end up entering some of my income manually and then noticed the deduction showed up on the 1040.
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