I was also charged for Florida taxes. Without a final printed-out form, or instructions. I just found out that I should have had a form DR405 for Florida that I'd never heard of before. So now I know I should have been filling that out for the past three years and am in default I'm guessing. In my county, there isn't an e-file Brevard so it had to be mailed in. I did have Intuit call me and the rep told me about the DR405 form and was able to send me a link to request a refund since Florida taxes were not filed, nor printed. I am waiting to see if I will be reimbursed. Meanwhile, I mailed in my first DR405 with my fingers crossed that I don't get a late fee for missing the April 1st due date this year and the previous years that I may owe penalties. Lesson learned and duly noted.
