I am a full-year Michigan resident and my husband is a part-year resident (1 month of 2021). Turbo Tax is giving us far too little Michigan income and way too large of a pension subtraction because on Schedule NR it will not allow me to count my income as Michigan income. It says the form only applies to part year residents, but then my taxable pension income does not get added in anywhere. I was a tax practitioner for many years and I know that my income is taxable (subject to the allowed pension subtraction). If I override the field anyway, Turbo Tax gives me an error.
I have double checked everything I can think of that could have caused Turbo Tax not to count my income.
I am T (taxpaper) and my husband is secondary. The pension is coded as belonging to me.
It is doing a similar thing with our taxable Social Security income.
I am working with the forms version of the software, hoping to be able to get the forms to fill in properly by manually overriding Turbo Tax's computations, but it's too smart to let me do that too!
