I'm not sure what you mean by "TurboTax Intuit funding reversal", so I'm going to take a guess.   The $110 you mentioned is the fee for a Deluxe Federal return at $60 plus a state return at $50.   So are you asking about an auto-debit (draft) that occurred to pay your TurboTax fees?    If that resulted in an overdraft for non-sufficient funds, there is a process to recover the overdraft fees.  There's a special phone number in the FAQ that I'll provide below.   See if the following is your situation:   If you chose to pay your TurboTax fees out of your Federal refund, and if your Federal refund has been delayed unusually long at the IRS (or if it's been reduced), TurboTax will want to be paid.  They likely started sending you emailed bills to pay.  If you didn't respond by either paying or asking for a deferment, they would ultimately debit your bank account.   If you didn't get the emails, check other email accounts and also the spam/junk folders.   See this FAQ that explains the process.  The first paragraph has a special phone number if you have a question or need to appeal a NSF fee (non-sufficient funds/overdraft fee).   Hours are 5AM-9PM Pacific (8AM-12 Midnight Eastern) 7 days.  (Closed July 4)   FAQ:  Why was my bank account auto-debited for the TurboTax fees? https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/charges-and-fees/help/why-was-my-bank-account-auto-debited-for-tur... ... View more

Worksheets are intermediary pages that make calculations before the results are transferred to an official form in your return.  Many of them say "Worksheet" in the title.    Your PDF may or may not have any worksheets.  It depends on where you downloaded it and which kind of PDF you chose.    When you download from the Print Center inside the return, you have a choice of downloading just the return or the return plus all the worksheets.   If you downloaded at the Tax Home, or printed in the FILE section, then your PDF may not have any worksheets.   In any case, if your PDF has worksheets, you do not mail the worksheets.  Many of them even say "for your records."   In the forms you listed above, you are correct that you do NOT mail the Filing Instructions or the electronic postmark.   You would send the other forms you listed.  They should have an attachment number in the upper right corner showing the sequence you would attach them behind the Form 1040.   (see image below) .       . And as I mentioned in the IRS instructions I pasted earlier, you would attach a copy of any W-2, as well any W-2G (if applicable) or 1099-R (if applicable) if tax was withheld. ... View more

@3107075321 wrote: please I need help I been 2 hour I have 16 digit code  I ALREADY  INSTALL TURBOTAX,,  BUT IT DOES NOT DOWNLOAD CAN SOMEONE EMAIL TO ME I PAID ALREADY FOR THIS CD,  HOW CAN I ACTIVATE IN MY SOFTWARE , I ALREADY DID THE 1, 2, 3 INSTRUCTION BUT I HAVE PROBLEM  #4 CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THE PROMPTS  TO INSTALL AND ACTIVATE MY SOFTWARE . THIS IS MY EMAIL [email address removed] This is mainly a user community forum.   It is a public Internet forum, so you should not post any personal information here.   Please phone TurboTax Support so they can figure out your issue and guide you. Hours are 5AM-9PM Pacific (8AM-12 Midnight Eastern) 7 days.   You can use this contact form to get an incident number and phone number: https://support.turbotax.intuit.com/contact] In that contact form be sure to indicate in the dropdown menu that you are using the CD/download version.   TurboTax also has Spanish language support:  (877) 282-0801 ... View more

@morg2019  Also, it's a good idea to mail the returns by a method that has tracking, such as certified mail, Priority Mail, etc., which will show proof of mailing, and will also tell you if/when they were received. ... View more

@morg2019  If you also have a state return to mail, then look for a page in your PDF/printout with the state Filing Instructions on how to mail to your state.   Some states require that a copy of the Federal return be mailed along with the state return.   If your state requires a Federal copy, then you'll need 2 copies of the Federal return--one to mail to the IRS, and one to enclose with your state return that you mail to the state tax agency. ... View more

@morg2019  Why are you filing by mail?  We might be able to help you efile, which is better and faster.   If you have both Federal and state returns, they go to different tax agencies in separate envelopes.     We don't know what all you printed, so we have no way to answer your question about whether you enclose "everything."  Chances are, however, that some pages were printed that you may not need to enclose.   There should be a page called Filing Instructions in your paperwork.   Try to find that to guide you.  It should also have the proper mailing address to use based on your location.  The particular address to use depends on whether or not you are enclosing a payment with your return.     You do not send worksheets,  instructions, summary pages, etc. that may have printed.   You send only the required forms per the following IRS instructions for Form 1040 or Form 1040-SR which I copied form the IRS website.     NOTE: these instructions may include forms that you do not have or need, depending on your situation.   "ASSEMBLE YOUR RETURN: Assemble any schedules and forms be hind Form 1040 or 1040 -SR in order of the “Attachment Sequence No.” shown in the upper -right corner of the schedule or form. If you have supporting state ments, arrange them in the same order as the schedules or forms they support and attach them last. File your return, sched ules, and other attachments on standard size paper. Cutting the paper may cause problems in processing your return. Don’t attach correspondence or other items unless required to do so. Attach Forms W -2 and 2439 to Form 1040 or 1040- SR. If you received a Form W -2c (a corrected Form W -2), attach your original Forms W -2 and any Forms W-2c. Attach Forms W -2G and 1099 -R to Form 1040 or 1040-SR if tax was withheld." ... View more

I'm going to ask someone to assist you.  I don't know when it will be.   @pk   Are you please able to assist this international filer when you are next in the forum on how to file for 2019 in this situation.  User has gone from F1 to OPT previously, then H1B since October 2019.   Thanks. ... View more

@ codymartin909   wrote:  " I mailed in my taxes for 2018, received conformation that they were filed. Finished my 2019 taxes and they were rejected. Is there a time span to wait or what can I do?"   When did you mail your 2018 return?   Did you file it as a late return only recently, or did you file it last year in normal filing season?     "I received confirmation that they were filed." I don't know what you mean by that. I presume you printed, signed, dated, and mailed it.  TurboTax does not mail it for you.   And TurboTax has no way of knowing if you actually physically mailed it or not.   Why was your efiled 2019 return rejected?  Was it due to the wrong 2018 AGI? ... View more

@ Garridolecca wrote: Hello guys, I know I am late for filing my taxes, sorry for the bad example. I have a question. Last year in October I received my H1B visa approval, I went from OPT to H1B.  That was 90 days before the end of the year. Now I need to file my taxes but I am not sure if I should do that under my F1 OPT status or under my H1B status. Have any of you faced this before?    Also if I do this under OPT, should I count all the year? , Same for H1B if I have to do that?  Until last year I had been filing 1040 NR. How do I file my taxes this year ? Please advice. More info is needed, then I can ask someone familiar with international filing to assist you in how to file.  It sounds like that in 2019 you were under F1 OPT for at least part of the year and H1B visa the last 90 days.   Please answer the following:   Since when did you first come to the USA, and have you been here continuously until now? From what country? Are you married? ... View more