Announcements Tax Questions? TurboTax Has Free Answers Read the Article Open Share Drawer Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Written by TurboTaxBlogTeam Published Dec 7, 2009 - [Updated Nov 25, 2020] 1 min read Back by popular demand! Starting today taxpayers with tax questions can get an easy – and free – answer from a TurboTax expert. How it works: TurboTax will answer one personal, tax-related question for free through Jan. 31 at www.FreeTaxQuestion.com. Anyone can submit a question – whether you use TurboTax or not. Simply submit a question online, and you’ll receive a personal call back at a time you request from a tax expert. 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You can type in a question and immediately find answers. Giving taxpayers free options for their questions is another way TurboTax makes it easier to get more money in your pocket…and who doesn’t want that? There’s no purchase necessary to participate, but it is subject to availability, so be sure to take advantage of the free offer with your taxing question. Previous Post TurboTax ItsDeductible Online Next Post Your Nip and Tuck May Be Taxed Written by TurboTaxBlogTeam More from TurboTaxBlogTeam 193 responses to “Tax Questions? TurboTax Has Free Answers” « Older Comments Newer Comments » I received a healthcare subsidy. How do I figure this into my return? Reply We moved form a township to a city and we were unaware of rita. We did not pat for a year and a half while we lived there. What can we do to correct this our employers did take city taxes out for the cities where we worked. Reply I am 72 yrs. old, retired and drawing social security. Due to economic conditions, I have to work a part time job to make ends meet. My employer pays me cash since my hours are low. We file all our incomes on line and want to stay honest about it. The only bracket on e-file that came close to my situation listed me as self employed or private contractor. I was “blown away” when it showed I owed $1,700.00 on the $8,600.00 I made part time. HELP! Reply Last year I used Deluxe and got my school form printed out; this year I used Premier and didn’t get a school tax form. Why? Reply My friend has an insurance policy by which the cash value pays the insurance premiums quarterly. At the end of the year, he receives a Form 1099-R from the insurance company and must report the premiums paid as income. I believe this is recorded on line 16a and 16b of the Form 1040. What does this fall under in Turbo Tax since it is not a pension or annuity? Reply Which Turbo Tax will I need to add my gambling winnings Reply I have 2013 disbursements from a ROTH IRA. The funds were principal contributions made over 5 years ago. The institution holding the Roth issued a 1099-R identifying the gross distribution with a distribution code of J (early distribution) and indicating taxable amount not determined. I believe I am able to receive a distribution of principal without tax or penalty. With TurboTax I am able to identify the distribution as non-taxable however the total distribution is added to my income which ultimately creates a larger tax burden. I believe I may have completed this section incorrectly. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Reply I bought 2013 turbo tax deluxe from Amazon. I think I purchased the wrong year. Will it work for what I need to file in April. Reply For the past 3 year we have tried to e-file with TurboTax. The IRS kicks it back. They do not recognize my wife’s SS number .We file the same return via U.S. mail and they process it. Reply When will I get my reply submitted Feb. 19, 2014 at 10:14 am ? Reply can a college student claim their books, nursing equipment, Reply My husband & I are recently married.(Sept 2013). We live separately, have separate homes, dependants, checking accounts, will not be living together until retirement(10 yrs). Can we both claim Head of Household? Reply Can I do turbo tax on line if I received a pin from the IRS Reply my husband and I file married filing jointly, under the medical part in the federal my question is I’m covered under my employer insurance with a HSA plan , my husband is covered under medicare. how do I answer the question have you been covered under Medicare while covered under a HSA?? Reply what will i have to claim if i sold property under its appraised value only owned it for 18 months Reply Can you deduct mortgage interest in the free version of TurboTax? Reply HOW do you print the finished tax forms out???? And how do you put the country on your form when the US is not listed??? thank you! Reply HOW do you print the finished tax forms out???? And how do you put the country on your page when the US is not listed??? thank you! Reply If i filed through turbo tax and was rejected because of a mistake when i refile will i be put in my same spot or at the end of the line behind everyone else? Reply Questions while doing turbotax basic , why did irs? Or turbotax ask if you have been convicted of a drug related charge that lead to a felony or not, yes or no? What is up with that??? Reply Hi Jbird, We ask that question in accordance with some of the IRS tax provisions. Certain provisions like education deductions and credits are not available if you have been convicted of a drug related felony. See IRS Pub 970 under student qualifications http://www.irs.gov/publications/p970/ch02.html#en_US_2013_publink1000204324 Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply Convicted of drugs Felony or no felony Reply im in the military and took out a loan against my TSP. do i report that amount i took out in the Retirement and Investments section at all or do i just leave it be? thanks in advance Reply I recently moved from NJ to TN. I am still employed by the same company in NJ. NJ state taxes are being taken out of my check each week. I know I will have to file with the state of NJ for last year but should the state taxes still be taken out even though I no longer am a resident of NJ? Reply wondering if the 20% health insurance I pay thru my employer can be put in my taxes. I pay 20% of company ins for son and I, and I pay a $$ for my 2 girls with a separate ins. can I add it all up and apply it to my turbo tax as $$ I put out for health ins?? like I would copays, hospitals and prescriptions?? Reply Can I claim a child that was born December 12 2013 Thanks Stephen Reply Of course LOL Reply My son started college this year. Can I deduct any of his tuition? Reply I have claimed 4 years of the American Opportunity credit but I am still in my fourth year of college can I claim that credit or the lifetime learning credit. Reply Filing amended forms cr5 and cr 7 (Michigan)multiple years (never filed originally) I know that each year has to be in a seperate envelope, but can I fille cr5 and cr7 in the same envelope for the same year? Reply If I have so little income that my tax is zero, do I have to use up any carryover losses for this return? Can I just use them when I want and how much I want, as long as I don’t exceed $3000 in any one year? Reply Hi – Unfortunately the IRS requires that you utilize your carryover to the fullest extent possible, or it is forfeited (i.e., you can’t “bank it” for future years). Sorry to deliver bad news. –Christopher Reply Is there a “freefile” option for amended forms? (I originally used Turbo-tax Reply Hi Tom, There is no charge to amend your tax return if you already used TurboTax. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply I assume you understood that when I said I used Turbo tax, I meant free file turbo tax, right? I understand that an amended form has to be mailed, not Efiled, is that correct? I have multiple years where I need to correct my carryover losses for capital gains. The info does not change my actual tax due, but I think in order to not set red flags for current year, I have to ament the priors. Question: Do I have to file all amended forms first, before I file current year? Reply Hi! If your tax bill for this year or the previous years are not changing (i.e., you’d still be claiming the $3,000 maximum loss, and only adjusting the carryover), then I would recommend filing this year’s return now and then filing an amended return for 2011 when you’re ready. (You likely wouldn’t need to go further back than that — maybe amend 2010 as a buffer). Again, this assumes that your tax liability for the years in question aren’t changing. Hope that helps! –Christopher Reply seems like whatever I amend, whether it is 20011 or 2011 and 10, whoever looks at it would look at the one previous to the farthest one back to verify. What if I were to just make sure 2012 was correct, using the full $3000 each year leading up to it and not amending. Other than correspondance with the IRS to clear it up, IF they contact me, are there penalties and fines when the change doesn’t change my tax? Hi, im just looking for a reply to my previous question about charging for gst or not. Reply Just not sure if i will be over gst bracket this year or not. If I am do i owe gst for the whole out of my own pocket having not charged for it? Reply Hi Pat – I need more clarification on what you mean by GST to help you better. Please see my response to your other post. Thanks, Karen Reply Hi karen, thanks for the reply. Im in australia and if you earn more than $75000 you are required to register for gst (which i am) and charge 10% on top of all income. Tho im not sure if i will earn more than that threshold this year but i just may. So if i do earn over that limit having not charged the 10%,will i still have to pay that 10% at the end of the year out of my own pocket? I hope thats clear,its a tad complicated. If i am registered for gst and do not charge for it,am i costing myself money? Reply Hi Pat – By GST, are you talking about sales taxes? If so, yes, if you don’t charge your customers, you are costing yourself money because you pay it out of your pocket. You can still deduct it, but it comes from your profit. Thanks, Karen Reply I’m trying to decide whether to turbo this year – my situation got more complicated. I inherited stock and bonds which I immediately sold. I have the price per stock and price per bond on the death date and the date I sold it. How specifically will tubo handle this? What prompts and subsequesnt prompts will I get. I’m worried about getting sufficient prompts in turbo to figure this out. Reply Hi Candy – The software is very specific about asking the appropriate questions regarding how you acquired the stocks/bonds and the dates, etc. There are blue text links on many of the screens that offer more detailed help for specific questions. And, we offer free tax help to all of our users. I think you will do great with Turbo Tax…just read the screens carefully and you will do great! Also, you can start for free to see how you like it. http://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/ Thanks, Karen Reply i purchased a travel trailer in 08/2012 and don’t know where to enter on the turbo tax forms, my federal form passed, but my state (il) did not was told i could deduct the interest and the sales tax, when i did the federal, i don’t know if i placed the deductions in the right place on the form 1040,it was accepted, the state was not, i have the form st556 from the dealer, i just don’t know where to enter the info Reply Hi Tom — Due to the type of issue you have, it will be better for you to speak to an agent over the phone. Please click on this link for instruction on how to contact us: http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/go/GEN12151 Cheers… –Christopher Reply Are awards from a Sex Discrimination suit Tax free? Reply Hi Barry, Awards from a discrimination lawsuit are generally taxable. Lawsuits from physical injury are not taxable so if you have any medical bills as a result of sex discrimination then the amounts attributed to your bills are tax deductible. TurboTax helps you enter this type of income on your tax return. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply Are monetary awards from a Sex Discrimination suit tax free Reply I have a son living who lived with me all of last year and has worked for less than 6 month; can I still claim him as a dependent? Reply Hi Ralph – It depends mostly on your son’s age income. If he is an adult who is not a full-time student, then he can’t have earned more than $3,800 for the year. I suggest going through the dependent interview in Turbo Tax as it does a great job of helping you determine who qualifies as a dependent. Also, this link has some great info on dependents that may help: http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/iq/About-your-Dependents/Who-is-a-dependent-/GEN12426.html Thanks, Karen Reply i have a house that my dad lives in for free can i write off repairs Reply Hi Darrell, Sorry, unfortunately you can only write off the repairs if it is an investment property that you are collecting rental income on. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis blog.turbotax.intuit.com Reply I bought the Premier program and would like to know if it can be used for more than one person to file? Reply My only income is adoption subsidy. Is it considered taxabe income? Do I even need to file taxes? Reply i work and live in nj. i am filing with turbo tax in nj. i was given a w2 for 2 weeks i worked in ny for same company. how do i do this with turbo tax. do i have to file in ny for 2 weeks? Reply Hi Barbara, Yes you have to file a non-resident tax return as well as a resident tax return. TurboTax will guide you through the appropriate questions and put everything on the correct forms. When you go through the interview in the federal tax return, the interview will ask if you earned any income in another state and what state. The information entered in the federal will transfer to the state. Here is an FAQ that may also help you: http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/iq/Multiple-States/How-do-I-File-a-Nonresident-State-Tax-Return-/GEN12109.html Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply when i do this turbo tax wants me to pay ny 5000 dollars but i only worked there 2 weeks nj should get the bulk of the taxes my 2nd job i just made $540 ,they did not send me w-2 form ,do i have to file tax return for this income or not Reply Hi Joy, Yes you should file a tax return for the income even if the amount is under $600, as the employer may still report the income to the IRS. The IRS matches income reported by employers with the income you report. You can call your employer and request a duplicate copy of your W-2. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply I e-file with Turbo Tax 2011 yesterday March 20, 2012. As of today March 21 I have not received an e-mail from IRS saying they have received my 2011 Tax Return, Reply Hi Norman, It can take up to 48 hours to receive a confirmation. Please see this FAQ, which may answer some of your other questions http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/iq/Efile-status/Why-am-I-not-getting-any-e-file-status-emails-or-text-messages-/GEN12113.html Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply can i file married filing separated if i have already filed together Reply On turbotax, how do I add mileage or meals needed for a second job? Reply Hi Dean, Go to the federal taxes tab, Deductions and Credits, Click Explore on my own. On the next screen scroll down to employee business expenses, click start. TurboTax will guide you through entering your info. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply My residence is Texas and I worked in Illinois for a few months and have out of state income to claim and want to know which version of turbo tax I should use. Would the Deluxe version cover this? Reply Hi Eleanor, The deluxe version will walk you through the steps. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply Hello blog.turbotax.intuit.com. I found your web site via Google while looking for a similar matter, your web site got here up. It appears good. I have bookmarked it in my google bookmarks to come back later. Reply Question: If I normally charge a set rate per hour for services rendered and I do some work at a reduced rate for a friend, is there a way to get a tax advantage for the discounted rate? 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We moved form a township to a city and we were unaware of rita. We did not pat for a year and a half while we lived there. What can we do to correct this our employers did take city taxes out for the cities where we worked. Reply
I am 72 yrs. old, retired and drawing social security. Due to economic conditions, I have to work a part time job to make ends meet. My employer pays me cash since my hours are low. We file all our incomes on line and want to stay honest about it. The only bracket on e-file that came close to my situation listed me as self employed or private contractor. I was “blown away” when it showed I owed $1,700.00 on the $8,600.00 I made part time. HELP! Reply
Last year I used Deluxe and got my school form printed out; this year I used Premier and didn’t get a school tax form. Why? Reply
My friend has an insurance policy by which the cash value pays the insurance premiums quarterly. At the end of the year, he receives a Form 1099-R from the insurance company and must report the premiums paid as income. I believe this is recorded on line 16a and 16b of the Form 1040. What does this fall under in Turbo Tax since it is not a pension or annuity? Reply
I have 2013 disbursements from a ROTH IRA. The funds were principal contributions made over 5 years ago. The institution holding the Roth issued a 1099-R identifying the gross distribution with a distribution code of J (early distribution) and indicating taxable amount not determined. I believe I am able to receive a distribution of principal without tax or penalty. With TurboTax I am able to identify the distribution as non-taxable however the total distribution is added to my income which ultimately creates a larger tax burden. I believe I may have completed this section incorrectly. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Reply
I bought 2013 turbo tax deluxe from Amazon. I think I purchased the wrong year. Will it work for what I need to file in April. Reply
For the past 3 year we have tried to e-file with TurboTax. The IRS kicks it back. They do not recognize my wife’s SS number .We file the same return via U.S. mail and they process it. Reply
My husband & I are recently married.(Sept 2013). We live separately, have separate homes, dependants, checking accounts, will not be living together until retirement(10 yrs). Can we both claim Head of Household? Reply
my husband and I file married filing jointly, under the medical part in the federal my question is I’m covered under my employer insurance with a HSA plan , my husband is covered under medicare. how do I answer the question have you been covered under Medicare while covered under a HSA?? Reply
what will i have to claim if i sold property under its appraised value only owned it for 18 months Reply
HOW do you print the finished tax forms out???? And how do you put the country on your form when the US is not listed??? thank you! Reply
HOW do you print the finished tax forms out???? And how do you put the country on your page when the US is not listed??? thank you! Reply
If i filed through turbo tax and was rejected because of a mistake when i refile will i be put in my same spot or at the end of the line behind everyone else? Reply
Questions while doing turbotax basic , why did irs? Or turbotax ask if you have been convicted of a drug related charge that lead to a felony or not, yes or no? What is up with that??? Reply
Hi Jbird, We ask that question in accordance with some of the IRS tax provisions. Certain provisions like education deductions and credits are not available if you have been convicted of a drug related felony. See IRS Pub 970 under student qualifications http://www.irs.gov/publications/p970/ch02.html#en_US_2013_publink1000204324 Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply
im in the military and took out a loan against my TSP. do i report that amount i took out in the Retirement and Investments section at all or do i just leave it be? thanks in advance Reply
I recently moved from NJ to TN. I am still employed by the same company in NJ. NJ state taxes are being taken out of my check each week. I know I will have to file with the state of NJ for last year but should the state taxes still be taken out even though I no longer am a resident of NJ? Reply
wondering if the 20% health insurance I pay thru my employer can be put in my taxes. I pay 20% of company ins for son and I, and I pay a $$ for my 2 girls with a separate ins. can I add it all up and apply it to my turbo tax as $$ I put out for health ins?? like I would copays, hospitals and prescriptions?? Reply
I have claimed 4 years of the American Opportunity credit but I am still in my fourth year of college can I claim that credit or the lifetime learning credit. Reply
Filing amended forms cr5 and cr 7 (Michigan)multiple years (never filed originally) I know that each year has to be in a seperate envelope, but can I fille cr5 and cr7 in the same envelope for the same year? Reply
If I have so little income that my tax is zero, do I have to use up any carryover losses for this return? Can I just use them when I want and how much I want, as long as I don’t exceed $3000 in any one year? Reply
Hi – Unfortunately the IRS requires that you utilize your carryover to the fullest extent possible, or it is forfeited (i.e., you can’t “bank it” for future years). Sorry to deliver bad news. –Christopher Reply
Hi Tom, There is no charge to amend your tax return if you already used TurboTax. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply
I assume you understood that when I said I used Turbo tax, I meant free file turbo tax, right? I understand that an amended form has to be mailed, not Efiled, is that correct?
I have multiple years where I need to correct my carryover losses for capital gains. The info does not change my actual tax due, but I think in order to not set red flags for current year, I have to ament the priors. Question: Do I have to file all amended forms first, before I file current year? Reply
Hi! If your tax bill for this year or the previous years are not changing (i.e., you’d still be claiming the $3,000 maximum loss, and only adjusting the carryover), then I would recommend filing this year’s return now and then filing an amended return for 2011 when you’re ready. (You likely wouldn’t need to go further back than that — maybe amend 2010 as a buffer). Again, this assumes that your tax liability for the years in question aren’t changing. Hope that helps! –Christopher Reply
seems like whatever I amend, whether it is 20011 or 2011 and 10, whoever looks at it would look at the one previous to the farthest one back to verify. What if I were to just make sure 2012 was correct, using the full $3000 each year leading up to it and not amending. Other than correspondance with the IRS to clear it up, IF they contact me, are there penalties and fines when the change doesn’t change my tax?
Just not sure if i will be over gst bracket this year or not. If I am do i owe gst for the whole out of my own pocket having not charged for it? Reply
Hi Pat – I need more clarification on what you mean by GST to help you better. Please see my response to your other post. Thanks, Karen Reply
Hi karen, thanks for the reply. Im in australia and if you earn more than $75000 you are required to register for gst (which i am) and charge 10% on top of all income. Tho im not sure if i will earn more than that threshold this year but i just may. So if i do earn over that limit having not charged the 10%,will i still have to pay that 10% at the end of the year out of my own pocket? I hope thats clear,its a tad complicated.
Hi Pat – By GST, are you talking about sales taxes? If so, yes, if you don’t charge your customers, you are costing yourself money because you pay it out of your pocket. You can still deduct it, but it comes from your profit. Thanks, Karen Reply
I’m trying to decide whether to turbo this year – my situation got more complicated. I inherited stock and bonds which I immediately sold. I have the price per stock and price per bond on the death date and the date I sold it. How specifically will tubo handle this? What prompts and subsequesnt prompts will I get. I’m worried about getting sufficient prompts in turbo to figure this out. Reply
Hi Candy – The software is very specific about asking the appropriate questions regarding how you acquired the stocks/bonds and the dates, etc. There are blue text links on many of the screens that offer more detailed help for specific questions. And, we offer free tax help to all of our users. I think you will do great with Turbo Tax…just read the screens carefully and you will do great! Also, you can start for free to see how you like it. http://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/ Thanks, Karen Reply
i purchased a travel trailer in 08/2012 and don’t know where to enter on the turbo tax forms, my federal form passed, but my state (il) did not was told i could deduct the interest and the sales tax, when i did the federal, i don’t know if i placed the deductions in the right place on the form 1040,it was accepted, the state was not, i have the form st556 from the dealer, i just don’t know where to enter the info Reply
Hi Tom — Due to the type of issue you have, it will be better for you to speak to an agent over the phone. Please click on this link for instruction on how to contact us: http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/go/GEN12151 Cheers… –Christopher Reply
Hi Barry, Awards from a discrimination lawsuit are generally taxable. Lawsuits from physical injury are not taxable so if you have any medical bills as a result of sex discrimination then the amounts attributed to your bills are tax deductible. TurboTax helps you enter this type of income on your tax return. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply
I have a son living who lived with me all of last year and has worked for less than 6 month; can I still claim him as a dependent? Reply
Hi Ralph – It depends mostly on your son’s age income. If he is an adult who is not a full-time student, then he can’t have earned more than $3,800 for the year. I suggest going through the dependent interview in Turbo Tax as it does a great job of helping you determine who qualifies as a dependent. Also, this link has some great info on dependents that may help: http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/iq/About-your-Dependents/Who-is-a-dependent-/GEN12426.html Thanks, Karen Reply
Hi Darrell, Sorry, unfortunately you can only write off the repairs if it is an investment property that you are collecting rental income on. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis blog.turbotax.intuit.com Reply
I bought the Premier program and would like to know if it can be used for more than one person to file? Reply
My only income is adoption subsidy. Is it considered taxabe income? Do I even need to file taxes? Reply
i work and live in nj. i am filing with turbo tax in nj. i was given a w2 for 2 weeks i worked in ny for same company. how do i do this with turbo tax. do i have to file in ny for 2 weeks? Reply
Hi Barbara, Yes you have to file a non-resident tax return as well as a resident tax return. TurboTax will guide you through the appropriate questions and put everything on the correct forms. When you go through the interview in the federal tax return, the interview will ask if you earned any income in another state and what state. The information entered in the federal will transfer to the state. Here is an FAQ that may also help you: http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/iq/Multiple-States/How-do-I-File-a-Nonresident-State-Tax-Return-/GEN12109.html Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply
when i do this turbo tax wants me to pay ny 5000 dollars but i only worked there 2 weeks nj should get the bulk of the taxes
my 2nd job i just made $540 ,they did not send me w-2 form ,do i have to file tax return for this income or not Reply
Hi Joy, Yes you should file a tax return for the income even if the amount is under $600, as the employer may still report the income to the IRS. The IRS matches income reported by employers with the income you report. You can call your employer and request a duplicate copy of your W-2. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply
I e-file with Turbo Tax 2011 yesterday March 20, 2012. As of today March 21 I have not received an e-mail from IRS saying they have received my 2011 Tax Return, Reply
Hi Norman, It can take up to 48 hours to receive a confirmation. Please see this FAQ, which may answer some of your other questions http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/iq/Efile-status/Why-am-I-not-getting-any-e-file-status-emails-or-text-messages-/GEN12113.html Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply
Hi Dean, Go to the federal taxes tab, Deductions and Credits, Click Explore on my own. On the next screen scroll down to employee business expenses, click start. TurboTax will guide you through entering your info. Thank you, Lisa Greene-Lewis Reply
My residence is Texas and I worked in Illinois for a few months and have out of state income to claim and want to know which version of turbo tax I should use. Would the Deluxe version cover this? Reply
Hello blog.turbotax.intuit.com. I found your web site via Google while looking for a similar matter, your web site got here up. It appears good. I have bookmarked it in my google bookmarks to come back later. Reply
Question: If I normally charge a set rate per hour for services rendered and I do some work at a reduced rate for a friend, is there a way to get a tax advantage for the discounted rate? Reply
On filing for state of oklahoma i was sked for information on my form from previous year i cant remember what number that was i was just wandering how important that question was Reply