No, because the State return was not transmitted. Perhaps I wasn't clear in the beginning as I wasn't aware that running the NH State download would interfere with transmitting my Federal return.
NH has no income tax and only requires filing a return under certain conditions. These conditions include interest or dividends, investment gains above a certain threshold, or if you have a business income. I met none of these conditions, however I usually run the State software to make sure that none of these thresholds are exceeded that would require me to file a State return. In the past, doing this has never caused a problem as I only e-filed the Federal return. This year however seems to have interfered with the ability to e-file the Federal return.
