About Stinkerbellkity

Stinkerbellkity

Just calling it a church is not enough to make anything deductible. The church must be a registered 501(c)(3)

Stinkerbellkity

State wages for NJ did not transfer from the Federal return, line 7. The amount comes, instead, from box 16 of your W-2. The federal wage amount from Box 1 of your W-2 is different from your state wage amount due to the following differences in tax codes: " The State wage amount reported in Box 16 for New Jersey consists of gross wages paid during calendar 2018 plus imputed income. Unlike Federal wages, this amount is not reduced by salary reductions for pretax health insurance coverage, pretax mass transit and parking, flexible spending account contributions, and retirement plan contributions." NJ division of Finance Your state return is likely incorrect due to your entries. start by looking at your W-2 Box 16 compared to the state return. Many times, the user enters the Box 1 amount incorrectly in this state field.

Stinkerbellkity

TaxAudit has absolutely no way of knowing what occurred when you imported your W-2. The TurboTax guarantee covers only penalties and interest, and only if a calculation error occurred in the program. It does not cover any additional income tax you owe. The guarantee also does not cover import errors since the program has no way of verifying what information was on your original document from which you imported. The issuer of the W-2 is responsible for setting up a file from which the program imports so the program never has your original W-2 against which to verify information. It is also your responsibility to verify that imported data is correct. It's entirely possible, though, that the error had nothing to do with the import, but was the result of entries you made. You may have, for example, selected that the W-2 belonged to you instead of your wife, before you actually imported it. You also are asked questions about the data after the import was done, and those answers may have been incorrect. You would have to tell us the actual error that the IRS is saying existed before we could help you any further.

Stinkerbellkity · ‎September 18, 2019

if you have a credit card statement showing the charge made to the IRS, then that's all the proof you need. TurboTax is not involved in the payment. We simply send the information on how you want to pay your tax to the IRS and only they can initiate the transaction. If the charge hows on your statement then the IRS made the charge and knows about the payment.

Stinkerbellkity · ‎September 13, 2019

In the program, you enter your state tax refund from the prior year's return. You are asked if you itemized in the prior year or if you took the state sales tax deduction rather than the state income tax deduction on your prior year itemized deductions. If you did not itemize in the prior year o, if you took the state sales tax deduction, then your state refund is not taxable. The IRS sends this notice any time they have a return that shows no entry on line 10 but they received information that you received a state ta refund. They are quite often wrong in sending out the notice, because they do not check to see if you itemized in the prior year or if you took the state tax refund. Look at your your 2017 return to see if you used a Schedule A and if you took the sales tax deduction on line 5. Call the number on the notice and ask the IRS to review your 2017 return to verify if your refund was taxable or not. As already mentioned, the Guarantee covers only interest on additional tax, not the additional tax. Most likely, you will end up not owing any.

Stinkerbellkity · ‎July 22, 2019

Sorry, but there is no way you just used the Online program to file a 2016 return, since only the 2018 program is available in TurboTax Online.

Stinkerbellkity · ‎July 4, 2019

I hope you are not using TurboTax as a paid tax preparer because that would be a violation of the licensing agreement. You don't need the 2016 AGI to file a 2017 return since it cannot be e-filed anyway and the AGI is only needed for e-filed returns. The 2017 return will also not not rejected because mailed returns are not rejected and you can only file 2017 by mail.

Stinkerbellkity · ‎June 23, 2019

The refund is not taxable to you because the original purchase is not deductible.

Stinkerbellkity · ‎June 20, 2019

What kind of disability did he receive? It sounds like Social Security disability, which would have been reported to you on an SA-1099 form. Is that the form you get each year reporting that income to you? It sounds like you reported it as railroad retirement instead of social security. some of Social security, even if it is disability, can be taxable, depending on your other income. There is a telephone number on the notice you were sent. Call that number and discuss it with them to make sure you understand what is wrong on your returns. Ask them if you need to send an amended return or if they can correct it for you. Since this sounds like you made a simple entry error, there is nothing we can do for you except tell you to call them. They will not discuss your return with anyone but you. The people in this department at the IRS are usually very pleasant to deal with and very helpful.

Stinkerbellkity · ‎June 14, 2019

If you have no income, an injured spouse claim cannot be used. The point of an injured spouse form is for that spouse to receive the portion of the tax refund due to them based on their own income. If you have no income yourself, then none of the refund would be due to you.

Re: If you paid out of pocket costs that went to t...

Re: Error on tranfering income from fed to state f...

Re: 2017 error in W2 entry?

Re: The IRS has not posted the credit card payment...

Re: 2017 federal tax return was in error I had to ...

Re: Import prior year returns

Re: Need copy of 2016 Tax Retun Albert Cooper

Re: Compensation received from Airlines taxable

Re: You need to tell us WHAT error was made. Almos...

Re: Can I still amend and file injured spouse? If ...