I would suggest you go thru the entire MD non-resident section of the interview again, just to check the numbers you allocated to being MD income. Occasionally, people miss a decimal point, or double-hit a key and end up with a grossly inflated income number.
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But, If both the professional CPAs, with the pro version, and you with the consumer version are both having a similar issue, it might be a recent update to the MD software that got kluged up. You could call TTX support to report the problem....and they could get a diagnostic file from your MD-containing tax file to check out the situation;
What is the TurboTax phone number? (intuit.com)
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@dmertz I think you do MD stuff.
Can y'all do a MD nonresident to check the current MD tax calculations? If you have the time.
Maybe $100k income for a TX resident with $10k from working in MD as nonresident (If you have the most recent MD software).
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