"Duplicate Social Security Number: A tax return with the same Social Security number has already been submitted - in other words, it appears you're trying to e-file the same return twice. If you need to change this return, you'll need to file an amended return on paper, by mail. If you'd like to e-file your state return using TurboTax, it will need to be filed along with your federal return. You may also e-file your federal return now, then submit your state return later via TurboTax, by mail, or by visiting your state's tax website for alternative e-filing options." This is what it says when i submit my name. I also tried to see if i quailfied for the non worker stimulus for the 2019 covid19  and i beleive thats how my ssnumber got crossed up i already have my turbo tax card just wasnt loaded with no money on it ... View more

Do I need to file 2018? ... View more

Sorry, for improvements installed in 2018, TurboTax has not yet been updated to allow you to file an amended return. The program update is scheduled for mid May. It was delayed because there were so many tax law changes that had to be processed for 2019, and then more changes that had to be processed for the coronavirus emergency.     (improvements made in 2019 can be claimed on your 2019 tax return. That software is ready.) ... View more

Soooo, warning to active crypto-traders: TurboTax 2019 Premier download version is a HUGE waste of time and money!  (Why did TurboTax do this???) ... View more

I have been waiting for our 2019 refund to no avail.  When I looked into this further I too found a code 922 dated 1/5/20 for Tax Year 2017.  It was for $0 however a code 290 showed a substantial tax assessed plus a code 196 interest charged for late payment.    First of all I was due and received a refund for my 2017 taxes.  Second I never received any notice from the IRS that I owed any additional monies and why I would owe this amount.  Third they applied my refund from this year as a credit to this code 290 amount and are saying I still owe more.  IRS is CLOSED.  Any suggestions?    ... View more

Unless you are suddenly an independent contractor and will not be receiving a W-2 for 2020, nothing has changed in terms of the tax law that says W-2 employees cannot deduct job-related expenses on a federal return. ... View more

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