@Ryan51501 wrote:
I understand they don't know until it gets rejected. But the specific reason was listed by Turbotax. I understand it was passed to them by the IRS. All I'm asking is once they know the reason, and it is passed along to me, I would think they would mention "Hey, since this is the reason, you will no longer be able to e-file, even if you fix it"
It's not necessarily true that you would no longer be able to e-file, so TurboTax can't tell you that. For example, the rejection could have been caused by you entering the wrong Social Security number for the dependent. In that case, you could correct the Social Security number and e-file the corrected tax return. TurboTax has no way of knowing the details of what caused the conflict. You are asking too much of the TurboTax software. It can't catch all possible errors, and it can't look at the other tax return that is causing the conflict.
