@dgs7    Box 14 is empty on many 1099-R forms   .....but, in the end, the state distribution amount is the same as box 2a,....(or it's the Federally taxable amount of box 1 if box 2a is empty or checked as undetermined ). ... View more

1)  The MT part-year should work OK if you did go thru the MT part-year allocation questions.   The tax should be chopped down based on what approx. fraction of income you indicated was MT income (thru July).  Print out your forms, and see what is in the Part-Year allocation forms for MT to see if it is approx correct.   2)  MO is a different issue.  MO is one of a few states that do part-year a bit strangely  (my opinion) and I don't know what choices TTX gives you, or which way would be better.    MO tells part-year residents to either:  a) File a full-year MO resident tax return for MO...where MO calculates a tax on everything, and then allows you to take a credit for the tax you had to pay MT on the MT part-year tax return.  This may be what you are seeing in your MO forms, but you might have to print them out to be sure...OR... b)  File a full-year non-resident tax return for MO, where you indicate all wages, dividends, interest, cap gains, i.e. all income only from your July move date to the end of the year as MO nonresident income, and calculates a tax on that.  Since this specifically targets only the last half of the year, there is no credit for taxes paid to MT ...since MT didn't  tax anything after July (if done right).   ... View more

...or did you really mean 0.1%  ?   That would be 10cents out of every $100. ... View more

Here:....Times are PACIFIC time, so not open right now:   https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/using-turbotax/help/what-is-the-turbotax-phone-number/00/25632 ... View more

@kimdav111    Multiple people Already told you in multiple posts....but to put it as succinctly as possible here: _________________________ 1)  You can pre- pay MD, during the 2020 calendar year, for 2020 MD quarterly estimates, with this form each quarter, and a check thru the mail: https://www.marylandtaxes.gov/forms/20_forms/PV.pdf _________________________ 2)  You can pre-pay the IRS, during the 2020 calendar year, for 2020 Federal quarterly estimates, with this form each quarter, and a check thru the mail:   https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf __________________________ Some of the first two deadlines have been delayed...but just pay what you think you will need to pay with each form.   (...or all of it at once with the first form if you want to pre-pay what extra $$  (beyond what your current full-year withholding is) that you think you will need to pay for the whole 2020 tax year...then re-visit your situation in early December to see if any extra prepayment $$ are warranted).   ... View more

@CatinaT1    I theink they are referring to CA...PUB 1032, not form 1032:   https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/2019/2019-1032-publication.pdf   __________________________________________________________ Page 5...section D   For military personnel with a California domicile: (who are)   "Stationed Outside California – California military servicemembers who leave California under PCS orders become nonresidents of California for income tax purposes."   ...etc..... ____________________________________ @MaxFactor  It's hard to know what the friend did when filling out her forms.  When putting in Personal Information, when the individual indicates they had a CA HOR, and were in the military....somewhere in there, or in the CA interview (Not sure exactly where), the software then asks where that person was stationed for 2019.  IF she indicated she was out of CA all year, then the tax software would automatically used the CA non-resident forms....then beyond that, she would have to have carefully indicated that most...or all of her income was earned outside of CA...unless she did have some CA income that was taxed.  Certainly her military wages are considered to not be CA income in her situation...and maybe she messed up there and indicated her military W-2, or that some of her other income was CA income.   The friend may need to seek out other help to see what she did wrong.  Certainly, she does need to print out all her forms and look at them together carefully....or...Perhaps another long-term Military person from CA who has used TTX over several years and knows what she should have indicated in the interview questions.     ... View more

Can only be claimed for the year the installation is complete and operational: _____________________ " Costs. For purposes of both credits, costs are treated as being paid when the original installation of the item is completed, or, in the case of costs connected with the reconstruction of your home, when your original use of the reconstructed home begins. " ____________________________________ Ref:   Rt Column...first page of the form 5695 instructions:   https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i5695.pdf   ... View more