My e-file problem was the same, only with the state. I tried 10-12 times to get the program to submit the CA504 after giving out my personal information for payment and license ID. Finally gave up in disgust and printed forms out, made out a check and transmitted by USPS. Not the most efficient way, but I suppose I at least saved the $24.99 extra charge (that should have been $19.99). What I notice most about Turbotax is how they nickel and dime you once you have purchased their product. Pay extra for the Deluxe ($59.99), for audit protection ($44.99), and whatever else. In the end you could easily spend more than going to a legitimate tax filer who does it all for you. Just my opinion, of course, but there is no free lunch.
