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So does that mean we can't carryover federal capital losses to Montana taxes even though they have a transition option for it? And if we are how do we allocate it between spouses if the return is married, filing jointly?   Mallory

@ontaxca wrote: I totally agree with you.  In Feb 2025, I had bought a 2024 TurboTax online from eBay (no CD) and started doing my 2024 tax return in March.  But suddenly, my laptop (running on Windows 10) died and I was not able to logon to my computer at all.  Went to Canada Computers for help, but the laptop could not be fixed without replacing it with a new hard drive.  So I bought a new laptop with Windows 11 and tried to download TurboTax onto the new computer with the same code given to me before, but it wouldn't work because this new laptop does not have the same serial number as the old laptop.  Yesterday, I bought a new copy of 2024 TurboTax Standard from Costco for $42 which is $2 cheaper than Walmart. But this new TurboTax does not contain a CD.  I'm so disappointed. TurboTax Standard is a Canadian TurboTax product.   This is the USA community forum.  Did you mean to post here in this thread in the USA community forum?     If not, here's the Canadian TurboTax community forum: https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/community/turbotax-support/help/03/en-ca

I totally agree with you.  In Feb 2025, I had bought a 2024 TurboTax online from eBay (no CD) and started doing my 2024 tax return in March.  But suddenly, my laptop (running on Windows 10) died and I was not able to logon to my computer at all.  Went to Canada Computers for help, but the laptop could not be fixed without replacing it with a new hard drive.  So I bought a new laptop with Windows 11 and tried to download TurboTax onto the new computer with the same code given to me before, but it wouldn't work because this new laptop does not have the same serial number as the old laptop.  Yesterday, I bought a new copy of 2024 TurboTax Standard from Costco for $42 which is $2 cheaper than Walmart. But this new TurboTax does not contain a CD.  I'm so disappointed.

It sounds like you purchased the retail version of the federal and state together. If so, then the federal return is e-filed for free but to e-file the state return there is a $25 filing fee. But you can print the state return and mail it in for only the postage cost.

if it's a qualified EV vehicle, there would be a tax credit. Otherwise, as a personal use vehicle, there is no deduction for the loan interest. If you itemize and take the sales tax deduction instead of the state income tax deduction, the sales tax would be in addition to other sales taxes paid during the year. Whether it helps depends. There's an overall limit of deductible taxes on schedule A of $10,000

@ Mike9241 wrote: in the tax payments worksheet you enter the extension payment.  Mike, I'm not sure that's what the new user @ Taxquestions17  meant, if that's who you were responding to.   Actually,  I don't understand what all that user is doing and why 2023 is being mentioned at this point in time.  Maybe they'll explain better.