How do I report a problem to TurboTax?

[rkhaering]

Are you closing the pop up browser window before going back into TurboTax tax maybe? 

I tried both ways. Leaving the pop-up window open and closed. 

The only buttons I see are Back, Continue, and Skip Import. 

What version of desktop are you using? I know the import works online (web app). 

[gandyman1]

I'm using desktop version Premier for investments.

[DianeW777]

The information in the link below will be useful to enter your investment trades if import isn't working. Both TurboTax Online and TurboTax Desktop instruction is included.

• How do I enter a large amount of stock transactions in TurboTax?
• How do I enter or import a 1099-B?

Please update here if you need additional assistance and we will help.

@gandyman1 

[Turbotaxer]

I have found an issue with Turbotax Premier for Tax  year 2025.  In the Federal return  Form 4952 does not pick up interest from K-1s, and includes only interest from 1099-INT.   The interest from K-1 box 5 however is reported on Schedule B, part 1 and is included in the Schedule B total, but the K-1 interest number does not make it to the 4952 worksheet, specifically  4952 line 5b "From Schedules K-1, ... " does not populate and remains blank.  As a result the total investment income (line 10 of form 4952) is understated.  Can you please comment why and if this can this be fixed in the next  TurboTax premier update? 

[user17708318988]

1120S 2025 Desktop Turbotax - is showing an error on the prior year asset sheets.  I have reviewed all of them and they are correct.  I searched the web and found that others have been having the same issue.  When will this error be corrected.

[PatriciaV]

Yes, the Special Depreciation Allowance error on assets from a prior year return should be resolved with the update expected to be released by February 13, 2026. 

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[Turbotaxer]

Patricia,

Can you please comment on the resolution of the issue of TurboTax Premier 2025 of  not bringing interest income from a K-1 (box5) to  form 4952  Part II - Net Investment Income? When will that  be resolved?   

Form 4952 does not pick up interest from K-1s, and includes only interest from 1099-INT.   The interest from K-1 Box 5 does get reported on Schedule B, part 1 and is included in the Schedule B total, but does not populate to form 4952.   As a result the total investment income (line 10 of form 4952) is understated and limits taking investment interest expense in the tax year. 

[plpollack]

@Turbotaxer 

Note that you can better direct your reply to @PatriciaV with the @ sign.  When you start typing after the @ it will give you choices.

I just discovered this.

[Turbotaxer]

@PatriciaV 

Patricia,

Can you please comment on the resolution of the issue of TurboTax Premier 2025 of  not bringing interest income from a K-1 (box5) to  form 4952  Part II - Net Investment Income? When will that  be resolved?   

Form 4952 does not pick up interest from K-1s, and includes only interest from 1099-INT.   The interest from K-1 Box 5 does get reported on Schedule B, part 1 and is included in the Schedule B total, but does not populate to form 4952.   As a result the total investment income (line 10 of form 4952) is understated and limits taking investment interest expense in the tax year. 

[PatriciaV]

Interest reported on Form 1065 Schedule K-1 Line 5 is portfolio interest income. Interest reported in Box 20 Code A is investment interest income. Form 4952 calculates investment income, including Sch K-1 Box 20, but does not include portfolio income.

See also: IRS About Form 4952, Investment Interest Expense Deduction

@Turbotaxer 

[user17711752280]

I found an error in the Turbo Tax calculation for state filing for 2025.

Oklahoma is supposed to not count military pay as taxable. I enter the military pay but I'm taxed as if it is taxable. So I end up owing a large amount to the state. 

My issue:

I made $3K in non-military pay (taxable income), and about $50K in military pay (non-taxable income). Turbo Tax is telling me I owe the state of Oklahoma over $1700 in state taxes (over 50% of my taxable income). That doesn't make sense and its not logical.  I entered it as military pay, but Turbo Tax is mistakenly counting it as taxable income. The only way I can get around it is to deduct the $50K in military pay from my total income for the state (basically not report it on the state filings). It makes me think that in past years I've been overpaying the state taxes.