Yes, Premier live support will handle the issues you detailed.
California does not recognize the federal foreign earned income exclusion or foreign tax credits that the IRS allows for the federal return.
However, if you've resided outside the US long enough, and can thus qualify for the California "safe harbor" provisions for being a nonresident of California In this instance, your foreign income would be excluded from California income taxes, by default.
You can read more about this "safe harbor" exception on Page 4 of the following California Franchise Tax Board website:
California Guidelines for Determining Resident Status
TurboTax does not yet support tax treaties, however their are workarounds.
If you have Canadian income you can use foreign tax credit to help offset your federal tax.
**Say "Thanks" by clicking the thumb icon in a post
**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"
