Because you were covered under a retirement plan at work for part of the year, you are considered to have been covered for the entire year with regard to determining whether your Traditional IRA contribution will be deductible.     TurboTax will handle the calculation for you and tell you whether the contribution is tax deductible when you enter the amount that you contributed into your return.     Use these steps to go to the section of your return to enter the contribution you have already made: On the top row of the TurboTax online screen, click on Search (or for CD/downloaded TurboTax locate the search box in the upper right corner) This opens a box where you can type in “ IRA contributions ” (be sure to enter exactly as shown here) and click the magnifying glass (or for CD/downloaded TurboTax, click Find ) The search results will give you an option to “ Jump to IRA contributions ” Click on the blue “ Jump to IRA contributions ” link and enter your information   See the following TurboTax article for more information and to see the limitations that are being applied:   How much of my Traditional IRA contribution is deductible?     @CochranMilliken ... View more

Instead of 'Other Income Taxes', the label might be just 'Income Taxes'.    Click Start or Revisit beside Income Taxes under the Estimates and Other Taxes Paid section.     @denk27 ... View more

No, income from dividends or from selling stock is considered to be income to your resident state, not the location of the company whose dividends you received or stock that you sold.       @nomad_dt ... View more

Enter the Form 1098-T in the education section of your return and the amount shown in box 5 that exceeds box 1 will be reported on your Form 1040 on line 1 with the 'SCH' designation to the side showing it is a taxable scholarship amount.     Use these steps to go to the education section: On the top row of the TurboTax online screen, click on Search (or for CD/downloaded TurboTax locate the search box in the upper right corner) This opens a box where you can type in “ education ” (be sure to enter exactly as shown here) and click the magnifying glass (or for CD/downloaded TurboTax, click Find ) The search results will give you an option to “ Jump to education ” Click on the blue “ Jump to education” link   @fionamarie05 ... View more

If your property taxes were entered as part of your mortgage interest statement (Form 1098), then you will need to edit the mortgage interest section in order to change the property tax amount.       @maryontheedg ... View more

Use the following steps to go to Schedule C to enter your self-employed income and expenses: On the top row of the TurboTax online screen, click on Search (or for CD/downloaded TurboTax locate the search box in the upper right corner) This opens a box where you can type in “ schedule c ” (be sure to enter exactly as shown here) and click the magnifying glass (or for CD/downloaded TurboTax, click Find ) The search results will give you an option to “ Jump to schedule c ” Click on the blue “ Jump to schedule c ” link   After you have initially answered the questions about your business, TurboTax will take you through the income section for your business and then the expense section.     @juaniceesquivel ... View more

If all else fails, try ordering a transcript of your 2018 return from the IRS at this site:  IRS Get Transcript     @ddlovestigers ... View more

See the information below for an explanation of the amounts that may be reported on line 5 of the Georgia Schedule 1:   Other Additions (Line 5)   Enter other additions to federal adjusted gross income here, such as:   * Loss carryovers from years not subject to Georgia income tax   * Higher federal depreciation taken than allowed under Georgia tax law for tax years 1981 through 1986   * Adjustments due to bonus depreciation and Section 179 depreciation differences between Georgia and federal tax law. This amount is calculated and transfers from the Federal/State Adjustment Summary   Note: A calculated adjustment appears on this Statement only if it is positive. Negative adjustments appear in "Subtractions from Income" on Schedule 1. Other federal items that are computed based on AGI may have to be recomputed. Some examples are student loan interest deduction, self-employed health insurance deduction, etc. Enter positive adjustments on this schedule.   * Payments for more than $600 in a taxable year made to employees which are not authorized employees.   * Portion of charitable contributions for which a qualified education expense credit was claimed.(If form IT-QEE-TP2 applied, no further adjustment is necessary program will calculate the QEE adjustment.)   * Taxable portion of withdrawals on the Georgia Higher Education Savings Plan.   * The charitable donation relating to the Land Conservation credit claimed.   Note: If applicable, the program recalculates the phase out of federal Schedule A using Georgia modified Adjusted Gross Income. Enter any other additions that may be applicable. The total carries to Form 500, Individual Income Tax Return, Schedule 1, Adjustments to Income, line 5.   Note for teachers who deduct (up to) $250 for Educator expenses on federal Form 1040. This deduction is not allowed on your Georgia return. If you have taken the deduction on the federal return, the deduction will be automatically added back to Adjusted Gross Income for Georgia income tax purposes and no further adjustment is necessary.   * Deductions taken on the Federal return for charitable contributions made to rural hospital organizations only if a Georgia income tax credit deduction is also being taken on Schedule 2 for credit code 136 :Qualified Rural Hospital Organization Expense Tax Credit.     @jacook2015 ... View more

You can check the status of your Federal refund through the IRS Where's My Refund tool:  IRS -- Where's My Refund?   See the following TurboTax article:  Where's My Tax Refund:  How to check your refund status   Also, there is now a tool available through the IRS site link below that will allow you to check the status of your stimulus payment.  It is called Get My Payment.   If your tax return has been electronically filed and accepted by the IRS, then the status of your refund is in the hands of the IRS.     @wiltoncarrie35 ... View more