this is the right path for you to take, so contact turbotax. I have been using turbotax since the 90"s. I also did multistate returns for about 20 yrs, so you can call me stupid, but I actually put all my summary info into a spreadsheet, then enter all the numbers into turbotax, then I either reconcile the summaries for each form either looking at the pdf of the return, or a printed version. you wouldn't believe how many times I caught an entry error, or more importantly something that looks odd. then I call turbotax help and together we can make it right by forcing the numbers into the correct spots-that has happened only 2 times and were for a complicated return. the extra spreadsheet entry and checking takes me about an hour or so, but I have great confidence it's correct. you can skip the spreadsheet, but the checking or multiple checking is a best practice recommendation to follow.
