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Thank you! As it was described to me that table is for earned income. If there is Social Security Disability at $20,000 per year which is lower than the amount that becomes taxable, and no other income, with no bank accounts, I believe that would show as no income.  

This response by @preetpuri23 helped me. I had to download my 2022 return, and find the loss from that year, and put that in, which will end up in showing for the year 2023. So, 2022 and 2023 will have swapped values, but at least we have both values reported.

Thanks @rick  for the additional answers. I agree with what you wrote, except a couple of clarifications: For state tax basis. How would I be able to tell if the the federal and state have different depreciation allowances? Also, since the K-1 has multiple states, should the Oregon adjusted tax basis be different than the Montana tax basis (since I imagine the the investments in the states were different -- where would I see that?). Should the sum of all the state tax bases be close to equaling the federal tax basis? I'm trying to create the correct mental model in my head for how this is supposed to work. I don't know anything about voluntary disclosure request. I did talk to one CPA briefly today, and he did recommend to file extension for Oregon and Montana. I did not bring up the voluntary disclosure request though. I now plan to file an extension since I do not have much time before tax day and do not have an accountant (and they are all pretty much busy). I just need to figure out what to extend. I would probably extend federal as well since there is not much downside to that (even though I think that I did that correctly).

He said he's using the desktop version, so why would you ask what browser he's using?  He also said he's trying to pay the state e-file fee, so why would you ask what he's trying to pay and suggest he pay the IRS online?  Your answer is useless. I had to call TurboTax during business hours for each state I wanted to e-file for several people.  It's a huge hassle, and the reps aren't very well trained in how to take payment over the phone and provide the confirmation number to unlock e-filing. TurboTax is going to lose a lot of loyal customers over their decline in software quality and customer service.  There are too many alternatives for them to suck so back and get away with it.