Do I have to mail a Form 80-160 with an income tax return to my resident state in order to get the income tax credit, even though I e-filed?

All of my e-files were accepted; however, I made income in LA but am a resident in MS. In order to get my tax credit for paying income tax in LA, do I have to actually mail a physical copy of my Form 80-160 and the LA return even though I e-filed?

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If instructed by TurboTax, you do need to do that, per the instructions for Form 80-160:

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