@DavidF2 I suggest you read my first response in this thread.
Also, if you want to get more specific "what if" alternatives and estimates using turbotax, you can buy and use the desktop version of whichever product you currently used. The latest version available is for tax year 2021. I use this for my estimated taxes, assuming 2022 will be similar to 2021. (That is not always a good assumption, but it is good enough for me and my estimates.)
If you choose to do this, make a copy of your 2021 return, and give it a different name, so you do not overwrite your 2021 return. Then you can make any modifications that you care to, based upon your knowledge of what has happened in 2022, and estimates of what will happen in the remainder of 2022. This will give you a pretty good idea of what your 2022 taxes will be, and you can compute your estimated tax payments from that. This includes your state taxes.
Lastly, regarding your question "My employer is in Tennessee and I live in Alabama so the work and home rules do not apply, Correct?" I suggest posting this in a new thread. this topic is beyond my area of expertise.
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