Where is search button in turbo tax. I need to put in 1099-T information in return and what I’ve found is to search in turbo tax and find area where there is a jump to 1099T in search. Can’t find search button
In TurboTax Deluxe the search button is called FIND and is located in the upper right-hand corner of your screen.
The word FIND is in a blue box.
Enter what you are searching for then click on FIND.
There is no FIND button or blue box in TurboTax 2018. There is no search feature at all by any name in any menu I can find.
@paulhart - Are you using TurboTax Online or the CD/Download TurboTax software? In this thread we're talking about the CD/Download software. Find is not on a menu. Here's a screen shot showing the Find button in the CD/Download software.
If you still don't see it, see if the following FAQ helps.
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The Search button is located on the upper right-hand side of the screen with a magnifying glass next to it. Please see the screenshot provided by "arlenezimmerly." Click on "Search" and a box will open where you can type in what you are looking for.
If you are trying to enter a 1098-T, you can also follow the steps below:
@arlenezimmerly wrote:
I do have a SEARCH feature but no Find.
@arlenezimmerly Search and Find are the same feature. You tagged on to an old thread that was talking about the 2018 TurboTax software. In the 2018 software it was called Find. In the 2019 software they changed it to Search.
The search box brings up a help file, does not search Turbotax. I searched Schedule C and the help file accessed through the search box told me to Search Schedule C.
To enter the self-employment income and expenses for a Schedule C, follow these steps:
1) Once in your return, click Federal (left-hand menu bar)
2) Click Income & Expenses at the top.
3) Look for Self-employment income and expenses.
4) Click Start when you find this section, and follow the guided interview.
None of these steps are correct for me. I'm using TurboTax Deluxe 2019.
In the line that shows your Federal and State refund (owed) follow straight right and you will find "Search". As for the form you are looking to enter, I assume you mean 1098-T and that is found in the "Deductions & Credits" tab. Scroll down to education and click "Show More" to find the "Scholarship and Expenses 1098-T" area.
Thank you. I'm not looking for that form. I believe another person was, but your steps are correct for my version of TurboTax. Thank you for the response.
In the upper right hand corner there are 2 arrows pointing to the right on the gray bar....there you go.
I agree. there is no Fine on the 2019 turbo tax running under windows 10
here is my experience:
With tax return open in Turbo Tax trying to find where estimated tax payments are entered is close to impossible. The only search tool that is available is on the main tool bar. Selecting it opens a non-resizable search window. Let’s start with this window it is a fixed size that can be moved around the screen but expandable on shrinkable in either dimension. The text within the window can be moved vertically but not enough to fully display the bottom line.
On to search function. I searched on “estimated payments” and it tells me that with my return open to search for the term “estimated tax payments” the select “jump to”. Well this is a circular search because I searched on “estimated payments” to get me there and there is no jump link anywhere on the screen.
I am using TurboTax premier under Windows 10 1909.
I tried to submit this to TurboTax using their "tell us what you think link" only to receive a reply that this site was unavailable, try again latter.
After this experience, I am not sure that I would ever again use Turbotax not recommend it a friend maybe to an enemy!
In Turbo Tax 2018 (Deluxe is what I used) there is a magnifier icon with the word SEARCH to its right. It is located to the far right on the gray tabbed bar on every page. Or another handy feature is to click on the forms icon to the far right on the big blue bar on every page and go directly to the list of forms available. Gotta say - I'm not sure what a 1099-T is.
Hi,
I see the Search box in the Step-by-step view, but when I go to forms, I don't see any way to search for a word or phrase.
How can I search within Forms? Surely this must be available...it's such an obvious feature.
For example, I want to see all the forms withe the string "rollover". The only option I see is to use the Search box on the Step-by-step view, and then try to sort through the answers to question...that's lame.
Thanks.
No you can't search the forms. At least I don't think you can. You can search for a form. Use the search box at the top of the left column. I'll double check my Windows Home & Business program.
You have to look through them. If you are looking for rollover info look for any 1099R forms you entered. Look at your 1040 lines 4a-4d and drill down from there.
Yes I'm trying to find out what is the situation on my income tax it been over a month and half going on two months at first y'all said three weeks and I wonder what's the holdup cuz someone get back in contact with me ASP thank you
Due to COVID-19, the IRS is currently not able to process individual paper tax returns. Paper returns will be processed by the IRS once processing centers are able to reopen but you should e-file if possible. If you’ve already filed via paper and it hasn’t been processed yet, don’t file a second tax return. For more info, visit the IRS.
The IRS issues most refunds in about 21 days, although some returns take more time to review.
To find out where your refund is, first check your e-file status. If it's been accepted, you can begin to track your refund at the IRS Where's My Refund? site. You'll need your Social Security number or ITIN, filing status, and the exact amount of your refund to check your status.