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No for security reasons. You did not filed 2025(due 4/15/2026) you filed 2024.  next year just use this account     Turbotax only supports the current year and the prior 3 years so you could not open your xxxx.tax2020 file. in addition, TurboTax deletes all items older than 7 years just like the iRS.   so you should always save a PDF of a return to your computer, and because computers do fail,  a second PDF on some other store media. Or even print out a copy. 

The 4th quarter earnings and payments have to match the totals for the year so you only need to enter the first 3 boxes of information. Part 2 line D and part 3 payments is where I think you are stuck. See another post of mine to help with getting your income and payments annualized. Be sure you marked that you want to annualize payments.  

Hi all,   Apologies for replying to an older thread. I just filed an amended return myself and had this exact same message.   Print and Mail These Forms to the Government.  Even though you e-filed, you're still required to print and mail these forms.   Don't skip this important step!  Your return isn't complete without it. Explain This"   When I clicked to print off these forms, the only thing it printed off was a 'Form 1040-V Payment Voucher for Individuals'. I e-filed my amended tax return, and there wasn't any difference in federal, state, or local taxable income when compared to the initial return. I also already paid any amount due via my initial return when e-filing directly with TurboTax Online.   Is there anything else I need to do? Since I e-filed the amended return, and there isn't any difference in amount due, do I need to mail anything? If so, should I just mail the payment voucher page, or should I also print off and include the full amended return as well?   Any additional help or insight would be greatly appreciated—thanks in advance!

Yes, you would be taxed on the entire distribution. Most IRA distributions are taxed in entirety also, even if a tax break was received initially for contributions.    However, you can claim a Foreign Tax Credit for the tax you paid Canada on your retirement distribution.   Here's more info on Claiming the Foreign Tax Credit.   @srr     

Adding this since I did not see this post before I posted my last reply >>>  You are entering the amount from your 1099-NEC as miscellaneous income because it is not self-employment income, correct?      If so, enter certificate completion as the description and enter the $2500 as the amount on the screen above - It will put the $2500 as Other income instead of Self-Employment income.   @Kiki15 

Hi, I had the same issue and the above solution did not work. I went back to the federal and filled in, then deleted S corp info. No matter what I do, the NJ screen always says "you reported income from S corporations...." then forces me to fill out the S corp info. I did not have any S corp and no S corp income.  Is it possible some other area of the federal has S corp income accidentally added? If so, how do I find? Is there a form I can delete? Thanks!

To add your prior year carryover loss: Open your return to federal income Locate the investment income section Select Capital Loss Carryover Use last year's sch D   Reference: How do I enter my capital loss carryover?    

You should answer YES for miscellaneous income - you currently have NO selected.   After changing that to YES, you will be able to select Other Reportable Income - it will be the last option.