My refund said it should have went in my account on 4/16/25. I have double checked my routing number, bank account number and double checked with bank. It is all correct. But the bank hasn't seen my deposit.
on Freetaxuse, i am filling tax forms as married jointly. Me and wife both have High deductable Health Plan in 2024. My HSA contribution for 2024 is at 3,600 and my wife is at 4,439, which totals to 8,039 and the 2024 family HSA limit is 8,300. So why does the tax site say my wife over contributed by 289? why is it looking…
I had a pre-existing IRA w/ 16k in it that I converted entirely to a Roth IRA in 2024. Then I did my usual backdoor Roth IRA in 2024 of 7k. So I need to pay taxes on the 16k. How do I reflect this situation inside FreeTaxUSA when I'm doing my taxes this year. Please help! Thanks
How can I prep and attach forms 5471 and FBAR to my 1040?
If you bought a home in 2024 and have prepaid mortgage interest at closing as shown on the HUD closing statement, where do you enter that in FreeTaxUSA Itemized deduction mortgage section? Besides the Morgage 1098 form question, I only see these other two related questions (1) Did you pay mortgage interest on a Form 1098…
Hi everyone, I'm a full-time student and a New York resident. In summer 2024, I completed a paid internship in California (June to August). This internship was my only source of income in 2024 – I had no income in NY. Here’s the tricky part: My employer issued two separate W-2s for this one internship: W-2 (NY): Includes…
I put wrong informationn or free tax did about where to deposit money into
Can someone help me get a refund for my state?
Yes I got in contact with the IRS and since I pay for audit protection, i allowed for them to take the money out of my refund. So now what happens is it goes to their bank, which is green dot and after they take the money, that there owe. Then they'll send you your money to your account. And that's what I was told by the…
For Form 8960 (Net Investment Income Tax), Line 9b allows a deduction for taxes properly allocable to net investment income. According to IRS Reg. §1.1411-4(f)(3) and the Form 8960 instructions, the deduction base is not subject to the $10,000 SALT cap used on Schedule A. Instead, the IRS allows the full amount of…
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