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glennawarrenpe, are you also using Quickbooks to import data to your return?   Conversely, did you import a W-2 with state data in boxes 15-17?   If the W02, then delete and re-add the W-2 manually.   @glennawarrenpe 

I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to do, but you can get back to those screens to change your answers as follows:   For TurboTax Online and Mobile Continue your return Go to the Estimated Tax Payments section For TurboTax Online/Mobile: Go to estimated tax payments Select" Start" or "Revisit",  next to the type of estimated tax payment you'd like to enter under Estimated Tax Payments Enter the amount of estimated tax you paid at each quarterly due date   For TurboTax Desktop Continue your return. Go to the to the estimated tax payments section Click on the "Deductions & Credits" tab  Scroll down to "Estimates and Other Taxes Paid" Click on" Start" You can visit all on the next screen or select "Start" next to the type of estimated payments you made Enter the amount of estimated tax you paid at each of the quarterly due dates If you are trying to get back to the three questions to avoid the underpayment of tax penalties, you can do that as follows:   Click on the search icon at the upper right of your TurboTax screen Type "underpayment penalty" Click on the link "Jump to underpayment penalty"     Your screens will look something like this:           Click here for information on entering your estimated tax payments.   Click here for "How Do I Make Estimated taxes"   Click here for additional information on "How to Determine What to Pay and When"   Click here for common questions on Estimated taxes

as I said getting out of my depth, but are you sure this is supposed to be reported on Schedule D, and rather reported as Section 1256 contracts (with mark to market, split 40% short term 60% long term) on Form 6781.

If you are using TurboTax Online, you will have to create a separate account.     If the deceased person meets the filing requirements, a tax return will need to be filed. The surviving spouse can file if there's no executor of his estate.  If they weren't married, ‌a survivor of the deceased can file.   You will use the taxpayer's SSN, not yours when you file taxes for a deceased taxpayer.  For more information, refer to the Turbotax article regarding filing a final tax return and the IRS article File the Final Income Tax Returns of a Deceased Person.

You should have received an email explaining the reason the extension was rejected. Since you filed a federal tax extension and it was rejected, you have until 11:59 PM on April 20 to resubmit or mail your extension.    You can also get an extension by paying all or part of your federal income tax due. Choose Extension as your reason for payment. If you do this, you don't need to fill out a separate form.