I am having the same problem with getting rid of form 2210. If you actually get the full form, which you cannot do (or even access) in the on-line version of turbotax, section III of the form specifies that form 2210 need not be filed if you paid more in estimated taxes than is due. As with others, however, I cannot delete the form and both my federal and state returns are rejected as a consequence. This is a software bug that intuit had better fix if it wants my continued business after 15 years. I did not pay $139 for the pleasure of filing a paper return. Their customer service on this issue is abysmal. Nobody has a clue.
