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Support hours are 5AM-9PM Pacific, every day this time of year. FAQ: What is the TurboTax phone number? https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/using-turbotax/help/what-is-the-turbotax-phone-number/00/25632

If you haven't done so, you should start by talking to the folks at TurboTax Support.  They should be able to bring up your account and review your products and fees to see what is going on.   This is a public user community forum--not a direct route to TurboTax Support--and nothing account-specific can be handled here in the forum.  When you phone, if the automated voice asks for your issue to route your call, try "billing issue" or "billing."   Support hours are 5AM-9PM Pacific, every day this time of year. FAQ: What is the TurboTax phone number? https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/using-turbotax/help/what-is-the-turbotax-phone-number/00/25632

Thank you. Yeah, I did the MO part first. But got to the end of the MO return and it gave me the error that remote work wages could not exceed MO sourced wages. Like it wasn't programmed to be able to handle that situation where the W-2 is broken out into MO and IL where the employer kept track of MO vs IL time and withheld taxes for the proper state throughout the year depending on how much time I worked out of each state AND wages attributable to working in IL exceed those from working in MO. 

Intuit is lying.   The updated 2024 Form 8283 instructions have an extremely clear allowance for e-Filing this form when a signature is required:   "If you are electronically filing your tax return, you must include the Form 8283 data in the electronic submission. Enter all information requested by a line of the Form 8283 on the electronic Form 8283, except for the required signatures. You must attach the completed Form 8283 with all the required signatures to your tax return, either as a PDF attachment when electronically filed, or mailed to the IRS with Form 8453."   The 8453 route is exactly what I used the last time I needed to send in a signed version of this form.  And even assuming Intuit can't be bothered to implement the functionality to attach a PDF, the allowance for mailing just the signed form and e-Filing the rest has not changed.   It's too much of a pain to go elsewhere for this year, but if Intuit is going to be this poor, I'll go elsewhere for next year.

@BillM223 I'm also having the same issue (excess of $X, but already withdrawn $Y), question regarding your "solution": what exactly should I do in 2024 tax return and in 2025 tax return respectively?    My understanding is in 2024 tax return I should only report $X excess contribution withdrawn. In 2025 tax return I need to report $Y-X as distributions(with medical expenses), is that correct? But I guess I will receive 1099-SA with $Y and distribution code=2, right? Will that be an issue?    Thanks.

in screens after the one shoown (it takes you nowhere) you should come to one that says at the top "Review Your XYZ Rental Summary"    on that screen, there's a line that says "Sale of Property/Depreciation" Click on the link.    as a side note, a sales price must be entered for each asset so that 1) the gain/loss and depreciation recapture is correct and 2) so the property is gone when you do 2025.