USER BEWARE !!!!!
First you should NEVER file early to avoid the inevitable bugs in the early versions. Next they corrected the error as soon as they new of it AND alerted anyone affected by email and included the instructions on how to fix the error and they did it with plenty of time to make the corrections so you would not incur penalties. Before you file you have to confirm your email address so in cases like these you can be notified. The fact that you did not view the email or that the email went into your spam folder is not a TT error.
Last ... now that you know of the error the taxes were always yours to pay ... so if you got too big a refund you have to pay back the excess. Also if you contact the state and tell them you were part of this TT issue the penalties and interest on the original notice can be waived ... all you have to do is ask. Read the instructions in the link in the other post.
