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To find the bank account that you used for a TurboTax direct deposit, sign in to your account, and select "Tax Home," and then download/print your return PDF to view your routing and account numbers on Form 1040 (Refund section) or the Electronic Filing Instructions page.    You can also navigate to the "File" section of TurboTax to review the entered bank information.    Click here for Where can I find my direct deposit account information after I've e-filed?  

@VRH wrote: ......why can't the software simply apply the rule and not show a negative in a line that is not allowed to have a negative as a result of the exemption. You'd have to ask the developers that question (they're in India, btw).

Clarification.  You took special depreciation in 2023?  Did you fully depreciate it in 2023?  Can you be more specific about the type of depreciation you took in 2023, what you took in 2024 and what you are trying to take in 2025?  Also what type of asset?

If you are not efiling it with your return, mail it to: Department of the Treasury  Internal Revenue Service  Austin, TX 73301-0002   If you are mailing it with your return and have a payment mail to:  Internal Revenue Service  P.O. Box 931000  Louisville, KY 40293-1000   If you are mailing it with your return and do not a payment mail to:  Department of the Treasury  Internal Revenue Service  Austin, TX 73301-0002   See Instructions for Form 8379, Injured Spouse Allocation (PDF)

Thank you, what finally worked was your initial suggestion to "Add a State". Not sure why I didn't see it, but the TTax rep helped me find it and even now (after e-filing the Federal only), I see it at the very bottom of the Tax Home page - if you maximize the "Your tax returns & documents".   She mentioned that if you print your returns, whether you said you're done or not, TTax thinks it's done and won't let you edit anymore. So the problem was that I had printed my return but not yet filed it.   Thanks again for your help1

An error 70001 in TurboTax usually indicates that the desktop software believes another program is already running or there is a, user account/permission conflict.    To resolve this, immediately restart your computer, ensure no other TurboTax processes are active in Task Manager, and run the software as an administrator.  Try adjusting your firewall protections.   If this does not help you can uninstall and reinstall the program. How do I forcefully uninstall TurboTax for Windows?  

I guess my issue is that I have researched and understand this is not a technical problem. However, why can't the software simply apply the rule and not show a negative in a line that is not allowed to have a negative as a result of the exemption. Also, I assume I will leave the $-300 and it will get ignored but I hate to fill out a form with values that are not valid. 

You have posted in a thread that has been inactive to two years. There are some good tips earlier in this thread as to what to review in TurboTax when you find you are given the Standard Deduction instead of Itemized.    One common reason is that medical expenses are only deductible to the extent they exceed 7.5% of your Adjusted Gross Income, and only that excess is available to combine with your interest, deductible taxes, contributions, etc. and that total must exceed the standard deduction   For 2025, the Standard Deduction numbers are: Single and Married Filing Separately taxpayers: $15,750 Married Filing Jointly taxpayers: $31,500 those file as Head of Household: $23,625 In addition, the standard deduction is higher for taxpayers who are blind and/or age 65 or older. See this help article for more information. Your total itemized deductions would need to exceed the standard deduction in order for you to benefit from itemizing.   See also this article that explains how to switch between standard and itemized.   @user17708317711