Yep, it is a bug in TurboTax - I spent over an hour with a CSR getting this straighted out. The bottom line was, in one form for reporting NY income "allocation", if you leave it blank, TurboTax adds a "0" on the final form, which triggers you needing to enter a bunch of other stuff that has nothing to do with you. Once you delete that Zero manually to ensure the field is blank, you can complete filing. Lovely, huh?
