Does TurboTax Business Fed and Efile 2013 include the Form 1040. The Turbo Tax website lists the 1040 form under forms for Turbo Tax Business Fed?
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Form 1040 is for personal taxes, this software is for corporations. If you have a self employed business, the form you need to file for the business part is Schedule C that is embedded in 1040. So you need Turbotax Home and Business.
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Tax laws change, so the software must, too. I personally use an updated version so the integration to my bank and business stays current and within tax code.
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My guess is you cannot use the 2014 version, but maybe you can by using 2013 version. Go to www.irs.gov and search to amend a 2013 return, go to the 1040X PDF with instructions and forms. I don't know whether or if you can file using the 2013 version, or perhaps file online via the IRS.
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I just downloaded it. It does include the 5 free federal efiles. When downloading, make sure you get the Key Code. That will allow the free efiles.
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They are different tools. The business package is for corporate, partnership and things like LLC's. You most likely would still need Turbotax for your personal taxes.
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This response is for the actual software shipped to you and NOT the download which *might* work differently. ~~ In previous years, I have used the software to file my own taxes and then passed it to a friend who also used it for her own taxes, including using the efile. (I never registered the product with H&R; Block and she even has a different address than me.) I have not finished my taxes for this year yet, but if the previous years are any indication, then it *should* work again the same way. I find no indication that they have limited the e-files so that only ONE user can use them, i.e., nothing on the box or in the material says that. This response is for the actual software shipped to you and NOT the download which *might* work differently. ~~ In previous years, I have used the software to file my own taxes and then passed it to a friend who also used it for her own taxes, including using the efile. (I never registered the product with H&R; Block and she even has a different address than me.) I have not finished my taxes for this year yet, but if the previous years are any indication, then it *should* work again the same way. I find no indication that they have limited the e-files so that only ONE user can use them,... » Read More This response is for the actual software shipped to you and NOT the download which *might* work differently. ~~ In previous years, I have used the software to file my own taxes and then passed it to a friend who also used it for her own taxes, including using the efile. (I never registered the product with H&R; Block and she even has a different address than me.) I have not finished my taxes for this year yet, but if the previous years are any indication, then it *should* work again the same way. I find no indication that they have limited the e-files so that only ONE user can use them, i.e., nothing on the box or in the material says that. « Show Less
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This response is for the actual software shipped to you and NOT the download which *might* work differently. ~~ In previous years, I have used the software to file my own taxes and then passed it to a friend who also used it for her own taxes, including using the efile. (I never registered the product with H&R Block and she even has a different address than me.) I have not finished my taxes for this year yet, but if the previous years are any indication, then it *should* work again the same way. I find no indication that they have limited the e-files so that only ONE user can use them, i.e., nothing on the box or in the material says that.
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They will figure out self-employment tax in your 1040. You can report income from 1099s and deduct business expenses as well.
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I don't personally work with Quicken, but I agree with Michele Morris. If there's an option to print 1099's then they will probably work fine.
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I have never used the electronic filing module, but you can call ComplyRight, Inc at 866-483-8131 for information. Bob
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YEP! They charge you $17.95 to e-file. AND another $17.95 for state e-file. That was a dirty little trick that I did not know. It is buried in the product description....but my goodness, didn't you assume a $40 tax piece of software included e-file?? I sure did! Needless to say, I am irritated at them trying to gouge me for another $36, so I am mailing in my return after printing it out. So much for a computer making this return faster...
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I don't work with Quicken, however, if there's an option to print 1099s from your program, I would think the form would work since the form itself is set up by the IRS. You might have to do some aligning to get all the information within the fields. I've had to do this with other clients printers but it's a printer issue and not a forms issue. Hope this helps.
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Yes, Roth conversions are definitely supported at the form level. I started using Block 2012 as soon as the first download was available. A big reason was to estimate how much to convert this year. I don't recall that Roth conversion was in the original interview, but I'll check. Also, I bet that the forms are available in Turbo Tax too. Update, conversion is there in the interview too.
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Yes, max number of returns you can file is 5 for both Fed and State, only if it is CD or Download version but not on-line version of Turbo Tax Deluxe Fed +E File +State. I don't use e-file for State. I print out State return and mail it by myself, since I don't have to pay extra. I always file more than one returns with Turbo Tax Deluxe. If on-line version, it is only for one return.
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I haven't filed yet so I can't speak for this year but in past years, when you e-filed it was sent it via the H&R; connection not thru your email client. You should rcv a screen confirmation that you can print out. Also, you should be able to check status thru H&R.;
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I'm pretty sure it does, but we don't have state income tax in my state, so I did not use it to file state tax. It seems like I remember seeing that option, though I wouldn't want to steer you wrong.
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I doubt it but I printed my entire return on TurboTax itself but I've never tried to use elements to print a turbo tax document good luck