Correct that for transactions with adjustments (example: wash sale disallowed) one has to furnish a list on an 8949. Federally, this can be done electronically as TurboTax can import all transactions (it automatically summarizes transactions without adjustments that were reported on 1099s).
The issue with TurboTax for NJ is that it claims not eligible for electronic filing: "Returns with more than one-thousand entries on Schedule B are not eligible for electronic filing" and "These rules are set by the NJ Division of Taxation".
I cannot find reference to these rules, and it seems odd that only long returns (hundreds of pages) have to be filed by printing out, that is absurd.
