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Level 1
posted Jul 4, 2020 12:01:04 AM

Is it possible to import 1099-B from robinhood and others in turbo tax software ?

Hi,

I was using the online version and loved how turbo tax allowed importing of 1099 from brokerage firms. However, the online version is running into limitations and it seems that I will have to download and use the turbo tax software. My question is does the downloaded software also do the seamless import that the online version does so well? 

I am unable to find a page that explains the difference in the features of downloaded software vs online, especially around integration with other vendors?

 

Thanks,

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Level 15
Jul 4, 2020 8:34:20 AM

Yes the CD/download product installed on your computer allows importing information from financial institutions. See this response from a previous answer: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/i-have-5000-trades-i-know-with-your-downloadable-version-the-limit-is-2-or-3000-can-i-break-the-5000/00/707015#:~:text=TurboTax%20Online%20is%20not%20equipped,and%20import%20the%20transactions.

 

"TurboTax Online is not equipped to handle that large a number of trades. It is able to handle approximately 500 transactions per brokerage account. If you have 2000 or fewer transactions per brokerage account you can switch to TurboTax CD/Download. and import the transactions."

 

I can't verify that it is accurate.

 

The response tells you how to switch from online to download.