I'm using Turbo Tax online for first time, I need to fill in Schedule-D to get carryover loss of $3000 from previous years, however for year 2020 I did not buy or sell any stock. When filling in Schedule-D it asks me to fill in stocks that I sold but again I did not sell any? how would I overcome this issue? Since when I hit continue and finish it, it does not reflect the $3000 loss. For your info, I filled in "Capital Loss Carryover" successfully. Thanks
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The loss will not be listed in the capital gains(losses) section. To verify that these details are in your return, there are two ways to confirm it.
Regarding the screen to enter new stock transactions that is not needed for 2020, if something was started and not wanted, try using the <Back button at the lower left of the window.
Otherwise, go ahead and enter something to get past the screens, and then delete it at the Summary page.
For more information, see TurboTax's explanation for: What's included in capital loss used in 2020?
The number displayed for Capital loss used in 2020 can include:
Included in the amount are capital gains and losses you've entered in other areas of your return such as undistributed capital gains (Form 2439), capital gain distributions reported on Form 1099-DIV, and sales of business assets (Form 4797).
Note that this number is a snapshot based on information on your return at this time. The amount can change for a number of reasons, including:
After you completely finished your return, you can return to this summary to see the final results.
@gnabboud
Thanks for your detailed info. I followed the steps and it worked for me.
One more question please, on the "tax tools" I can preview my 1040, but I can't for schedule-B and form 2555 which I already filled. Is there a way to preview those 2 forms?
Thanks
Not until you pay, unfortunately.
In order to view all forms, schedules, and worksheets including Schedule B and Form 2555, here are the steps:
In TurboTax online,
You would use Form 2555 to calculate the excludable portion of your foreign income that you made and the housing exclusion deduction while working on foreign soil. For 2020, the maximum exclusion amount has increased to $107,600. Due to the global health emergency caused by COVID-19, the IRS has provided relief related to the time requirement necessary to meet either the bona fide residence test or physical presence test. To learn more, click here: https://www.irs.gov/instructions/i2555
@gnabboud
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