The tax due seems excessive. Most likely you are filing married-joint in Georgia, whereas you should be filing a non-resident return as married-separate. You need to start a new return in TurboTax for Georgia and just enter your information on the federal part and file as married-separate. So, you will have two TurboTax returns, one for the federal as filing joint and a separate one for Georgia as married-separate. You can purchase the desktop version of TurboTax if you want to avoid having to pay for two returns, as you can file multiple returns with the desktop TurboTax. You may have to mail in the Georgia return as you may not be able to e-file it without e-filing the federal return.
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