When I try to import 1099s from Schwab, turbo tax tells me to enter account credentials below, but the window does not provide blanks where the credentials should be typed in. And of course, it fails to import the data without those credentials. For Fidelity and other institutions, TurboTax shows you the same window, but it includes blanks for typing in the credentials.
I'm wondering if it is just automatically using the credentials I put in last year. My PW has changed since then and needs to be updated, but I can't see a way to do that.
How do I get it to allow me to input Schwab credentials?
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I spoke with Schwab, who confirmed that there was a glitch in the interface between TT and
Schwab. Apparently, each financial institution has unique procedures that they work out with Intuit for the imports. Schwab and Intuit appear to have fixed the glitch as of morning 3/13/22. Now when you proceed with an import from Schwab, you should get a pop up window asking you to sign into your Intuit account. From there, you'll agree to their terms and input your Schwab credentials.
The imports mostly worked from there. Oddly, there was still a glitch at Schwab with linked accounts. I never could get it to import the 1099Div and 1099INT for my wife's accounts even though it listed those forms for import. Instead, it kept duplicating those same forms from my account. Weird. Worked fine for her 1099R, but could not get her other 1099s after multiple attempts from different angles. I had to hand enter those two 1099s.
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I am using the windows TurboTax desktop version. I updated TurboTax this morning 3/11/22.
Also the TT version is Premier
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I spoke with Schwab, who confirmed that there was a glitch in the interface between TT and
Schwab. Apparently, each financial institution has unique procedures that they work out with Intuit for the imports. Schwab and Intuit appear to have fixed the glitch as of morning 3/13/22. Now when you proceed with an import from Schwab, you should get a pop up window asking you to sign into your Intuit account. From there, you'll agree to their terms and input your Schwab credentials.
The imports mostly worked from there. Oddly, there was still a glitch at Schwab with linked accounts. I never could get it to import the 1099Div and 1099INT for my wife's accounts even though it listed those forms for import. Instead, it kept duplicating those same forms from my account. Weird. Worked fine for her 1099R, but could not get her other 1099s after multiple attempts from different angles. I had to hand enter those two 1099s.
My problem is TurboTax imported 1099-INT, _DIV, and 1099-B amounts for an account for which I serve as Trustee -- I am not the owner and income is taxable only to the TRUST, which has a different taxpayer ID. How do I find the account # in TurboTax so I can delete the 1099s (& income) from the Trust account? (I can't use the actual amounts in the 1099s, because they are identical to amounts on our personal accounts. We need to be certain of the account # before we delete an imported 1099.)
importing did not work anyway last year (2021)
this year I could not import using the Brave browser and complained earlier about that.
HOWEVER, after seeing later comments that the MS edge browser ( set as a default browser) might work ,I gave it a try. It did work for both Schwab and Fidelity account data
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