I've found the following from previous Turbotax posts.
"Interest and dividend income is generally taxable by the state where you are considered a permanent resident. So if you move from Arizona to California and it's a permanent move, California will tax you on the interest income from your Arizona bank accounts during the time you're a resident of California, and Arizona won't tax you for the same period."
also
"If you are receiving retirement income from a business in your old state but you move to a new state, federal law says that your new state can tax your retirement income, but your old state can't."
So it appears that Turbotax SHOULD provide a method of specifying when in the year these transactions have occurred so Turbotax can allocate to the correct state. I can't find that this is handled correctly, am I wrong?
