Here is the larger question derived from this question: I don’t have the new version of TT desktop this year. Was looking to do my taxes this year as I near SS! How can I estimate my tax situation as I need to withdrawl more from Retirement due current inflation and no emergency fund: + Retirement withdraws @61 yo: 15K per year + Spouses PT job: 10k yr - For some reason a Tax Credit shows up on a web calculator of (- $4,213) not sure that showed up or how it was calculated on Calculator.net as I just entered the retirement and PT income figures (25K) -Married Filed Jointly Standard Deduction is 29,200 for this year. Seems that I have some room to make some EMERGENCY withdrawals since (15+10) - (4,213?) Tax Credit. is not enough to live on. Standard Deduction leave me with some room. Does the Standard Deduction -29,200 enable me to withdraw more for retirement? (15+10) - 29,200 = 4,200. Given the 10% tax bracket (0-23,200 @10%) for Married Joint return should enable me to make an emergency withdrawl to survive this year. I am think that I can take out 4,200+23,200? Sorry for the simple math but I think my return is basic and I know things are probably more complex. Does this sound like I am on the right track? Can’t wait to purchase the TT desktop for this year! Thanks for taking the time for your input.
"Can’t wait to purchase the TT desktop for this year!"
Why are you waiting, then? Desktop has been available since early in November.
DOWNLOAD (This requires a full PC or Mac—-cannot be used on a mobile device)
https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/cd-download/
You can also purchase the desktop download from various retailers such as Costco, Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Staples, Sam’s Club, etc. etc. etc.
This link Where can I obtain authentic TurboTax software? has a list of authorized TurboTax resellers.