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Form 7206 (not done)

I entered all the information on Form 7206, but the software still says Form 7206 (not done) with the red explanation mark.  Is it because the IRS form is not ready yet? Is waiting until February 7 the only thing I need to do?

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MayaD
Expert Alumni

Form 7206 (not done)

Yes, the form won't be available in TurboTax before 02/07/2024. 

It takes some time to incorporate IRS forms into TurboTax. While they may be available from the IRS on a given date, we need a few days to make the forms available for use in TurboTax.

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Form 7206 (not done)

This is the first year I am trying to file early (usually wait until end of March) and have never experienced this issue.  Something new learned. Thanks.

Form 7206 (not done)

Are we atill waiting in this one till 02/07/2024??

pkm1
Level 3

Form 7206 (not done)

If you have self employed health insurance deductions you must wait until TT finalizes the form 7206. It is filed out in TT with a red flag warning that it is not yet ready for use. I have seen on several blogs that people are deleting the form so that they can e-file early. Although I believe form 7206 will not affect most returns, unless it is included you stand to incorrectly take the self employed health insurance tax deduction when you may not be entitled to do so. This is a new form and so that noting it was not present on 2022 returns does not matter it is necessary for 2023.

DianeW777
Expert Alumni

Form 7206 (not done)

The form is required to be filed if you are using the deduction.

  • Use Form 7206 to determine any amount of the self-employed health insurance deduction you may be able to report on Schedule 1 (Form 1040), line 17.  The link will provide further details for you.

The scheduled date for release remains at February 7th, however use this link for up to the minute information.

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Form 7206 (not done)

It’s Feb 7th, and it still won’t let me file. 

Form 7206 (not done)

Today is 2/07/2023 and form 7206 is still not available.

Form 7206 (not done)

Today is February 7th & it’s still not available? Do we have to wait until you open or something? 

Form 7206 (not done)

Any updates to when this form will be available? I’ve paid for the service and at a hold to finish filing because of this . 

Form 7206 (not done)

Can we please get some clarity on the delay of this form? I would like a refund to go file elsewhere if intuit is going to further delay this form and not provide answers.

Form 7206 (not done)

Glad I'm not the only one confused and waiting for this ONE FORM to file. Hopefully there's an update sometime very soon!

PatriciaV
Expert Alumni

Form 7206 (not done)

According to the Forms Availability Table, Form 7206 will be ready to file on February 7, 2024. We recommend that you wait until the next day, update TurboTax (if using the desktop version), run Review again, then attempt to e-file.

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Form 7206 (not done)

Makes sense. "It'll be available on 2/7, but it won't actually be available until 2/8." 😐🙄

pkm1
Level 3

Form 7206 (not done)

Tomorrow 2/8 we will be able to e-file and all the tension involved with tax preparation will be over.

It really is the IRS that create problems that TT then has to solve. Good luck all.

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