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posted Jun 3, 2019 12:58:18 PM

Mfj vs mfs comparison married filing joint vs. seperate filing is there a way to get the "What if" answer on Turbo tax premier desktop version?

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Level 9
Jun 3, 2019 12:58:19 PM

Yes, there is. If you have one of the desktop versions of the product, you can use the steps here to help you find that What-If Worksheet. You can do 3 scenarios on that worksheet.

NOTE: The TurboTax Online version does not have the What-If feature

For Windows Users:

  • Click the Forms button in the top right corner
  • Then choose Open Forms at the top of the list of forms to the left
  • Type in What-If Worksheet, select that in the list and click Open

For Mac Users:

  • Click the Forms button in the top left corner
  • Then choose Open Forms at the top center of the page
  • Type in What-If Worksheet, select that in the list and click Open

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Level 9
Jun 3, 2019 12:58:19 PM

Yes, there is. If you have one of the desktop versions of the product, you can use the steps here to help you find that What-If Worksheet. You can do 3 scenarios on that worksheet.

NOTE: The TurboTax Online version does not have the What-If feature

For Windows Users:

  • Click the Forms button in the top right corner
  • Then choose Open Forms at the top of the list of forms to the left
  • Type in What-If Worksheet, select that in the list and click Open

For Mac Users:

  • Click the Forms button in the top left corner
  • Then choose Open Forms at the top center of the page
  • Type in What-If Worksheet, select that in the list and click Open

New Member
Feb 7, 2022 11:57:20 AM

The what if worksheet is not subtracting correctly MFJ and MFS