I second this problem. Turbotax has errors for this year on the Oregon state tax.
I am also a partial resident, moved from GA to Oregon in July. Under the income portion it specifically asks what part of my social security was earned in Oregon and which part was earned in Georgia. It then taxes that portion I put down as per what the software required and it deducted the tax on the amount, even though Oregon does not tax SS.
In addition, it went through my federal return and asked which portion for my IRA distribution and my pension was earned in Oregon. I entered in the required income percentage that was earned for Oregon.
The next page lists wages, the SS, taxable interest, dividends, and wages. Hit continue and it goes to where you enter the portion of your Retirement Income (the total of where it asked about IRA distribution and pension as stated above.
Do this, and it comes up with an error on form 40P, line 19, because none was entered. When you go back and enter the portion of your social security earned while being a resident of Oregon, it taxes it. This is wrong because it should not be taxed! This needs fixed in the software. I'm using the home & business edition.
