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To change your residency status, go over your DC return from the beginning. The first screen, We've recommended a residency status, allows you to Change Residency. Select Nonresident Request for Refund (Form D-40B).    @Sir Charles  

What if the married couple both live in Delaware and one works in Maryland? Are we able to take the two-income married couple subtraction on the Maryland tax return if only one of us has Maryland income?

See this TurboTax support FAQ for amending a prior year tax return - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-return/amend-change-correct-return-already-filed/L4VjJ9BA2_US_en_US?uid=ld1n99kr

The refund from 2022 was either sent to you or paid forward towards your 2023 taxes.  If it was sent to you then you already received it.  If it was applied to your 2023 return then it was used or refunded for that year.  You can't claim a 2022 refund on your 2024 taxes.   @lorip1205 

https://www.tax.ny.gov/pit/file/school_district/orange.htm ^ Website to look it up so you can enter the code in the box provided right after the question. That page you're looking at can't be edited and not the best place to fix it. You should follow these steps: Log into account --> Go to State Returns --> Edit (New York) --> continue to general information; General Information Residency, county, school district, Residency and state general information Learn More (click) --> Update  (answer all questions) click until you get to Tell us your New York County (answer) then continue to next screen Tell us your New York School District and continue (end of error)

Was this an excess reported by TurboTax while doing your 2024 return (or was it from 2023?).   When TurboTax told you that you had excess contributions, it gave you the option of withdrawing all, some, or none. Which did you choose?   The penalty is applied only to excess contributions that you did not withdraw. These will be carried over to line 2, form 8889 on your 2025 return, and you will be charged a 6% penalty on the carryover. In this case, be sure to reduce your HSA contributions in 2025 to allow for this carryover.   So please confirm that these were excess contributions from tax year 2024, and tell me what you told TurboTax about the excess:  withdrawing all, some, or none.