Where do I enter last year's AGI in TurboTax?

by TurboTax •   135
Updated March 11, 2026 2:14 PM

Your adjusted gross income (AGI) is equal to the total income you report minus specific deductions, or adjustments, that you’re eligible to take. To verify your identity when e-filing, the IRS requires either the AGI from your prior year tax return or the 5-digit Self Select PIN you created when filing last year. If assigned one, a valid current year Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) is required for verification purposes.

When filing with TurboTax, IRS verification is part of step 3 of the Finish & File section. 

  • You will first be asked if you have an IP PIN. If you or anyone on your return has been assigned an IP PIN, you must enter your current year 6-digit value in order to have your return accepted.

  • Next, you will be asked what tax paperwork you have for last year. Select I can't get my 2024 tax return to view more options, including entering the 5-digit Self Select PIN you created when filing last year.

  • Continue through the questions until you land on a page where you will enter your prior year AGI.

If you need help finding the correct AGI for last year, visit this help article.

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