Thank you, @DianeW777 . For #2- one thing that is confusing me about this approach is I seem to be paying more tax in PA for a Maryland account by doing it this way. I have about 5 accounts listed in this section (Interest income summary), and one of them is a local Maryland joint checking account that we opened up after we moved to Maryland. So this account never belonged to us while we lived in PA.
This account earned us about $409 for the year. Since it is not an account we had in PA, all of the interest earned should be zeroed out for PA. I previously had the number $409 in the box, and my overall PA taxes "due" was showing as $206. When I change the amount to $0 as suggested (stating that $0 of the interest was earned while in PA), my PA taxes due are now $219. Wouldn't this suggest that by saying $0, Turbo Tax is assuming the entire amount should be taxed by PA? If the box is meant to be "taxable to PA", and I put $0, why did my taxes due to PA increase just based on this MD account?
I would assume since the box is "Adjustment amount", I would "adjust" it by $409 since that is the amount that would need to be adjusted away from PA if that makes sense?
