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Click the Federal Taxes tab near the top of the TurboTax
screen, then click Deductions & Credits. Click the blue
button for Find Deductions Myself. In the list of topics,
open the list for Taxes Paid. Click the Start or Revisit
button for Estimated Taxes.

The best places to get answers to questions about TurboTax
are the TurboTax support site at
http://turbotax.intuit.com/support/
or the TurboTax Live Community, which is in a window on the
right side of the screen in TurboTax Online, or you can
access it at
https://ttlc.intuit.com/app/full_page

Bob Sandler

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Under the "Federal Taxes" tab, click on "Topic List" and scroll down until
you see "Estimated Taxes Already Paid" (a little more than half way).

Probably, there's a way you can get there just by stepping through the
interview from the beginning, but I'm not sure of the exact sequence.

In general, it's a good idea to scan through the Topic List carefully to
make sure nothing has been overlooked.

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Phil Marti wrote:
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While that would work for the downloaded version of the software, I
suspect from using similar products that the on-line version does not
support this type of form-based drill-down. However, I'd be surprised
if it isn't in there somewhere... have you tried the on-line help?

The good news is, eventually you will get the overpayment if any
returned to you, I think the IRS is pretty good about that.

-Mark Bole

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"amn0270" wrote:

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I've never use that software, so this may not work. Go to line 65 of the
1040 and right-click. That should give you access to the input form for
your estimated tax payments.

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I am doing the taxes this year and I noticed that Turbotax Online does
not seem to have any place to enter the estimated taxes already I
paid. Figured since I paid estimated taxes this past year that it
would ask me what I have already paid and then it would deduct it from
Turbotaxes final figures. How am I supposed to count what I already
paid them against what I am entering into Turbotax now. Seems like I
would be overpaying.

Example:
Say I've paid $3000 in Federal estimated taxes for the year. Now I do
my taxes for years end in Turbotax. Once I've completed my entries
into Turbotax, it says I owe $6000 in Federal. Since Turbotax does not
seem to have a are that asks me to enter my already paid estimated
taxes aren't I basically then paying $9000 in taxes total when I
should only owe $3000. I thought it would calculate the $6000 then
deduct the already paid estimated from that thus only showing me owing
$3000. What am I missing here.

Thanks
Adam

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