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The work on that section of TurboTax (Rental and depreciation of rentals) is still in process. The updates are now scheduled to be released with next week's updates, which usually come through Thursday night.    Use this link Sign up for email notification which will let you know when the depreciation/amortization will be ready to file for Schedule E. This will be the most efficient notification.   @gvanhett  @phil_mckenna  @kcblakely 

To enter, edit or delete a form 1099-R - Click on Federal Taxes (Personal using Home and Business) Click on Wages and Income (Personal Income using Home and Business) Click on I'll choose what I work on (if shown) Scroll down to Retirement Plans and Social Security On IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R), click the start or update button   What happens when you use this procedure? Are you using the TurboTax online web-based editions?  Or are you using the TurboTax desktop editions installed on a personal computer?  If the desktop editions which OS are you using, Windows or Mac?

@dm55422 wrote: ...every promised update to fix form 4562... What's not fixed? I generated a test return the other day with a 4562 and it appeared to be fine.   You can enter your assets in Forms Mode.

@ddranalli I did reply to your follow-up question on the other post.  Because she was a NEW JERSEY resident before placement, she can retain her New Jersey residency.  If the sister has a durable Power of Attorney with specified powers to relocate, she could decide to change her to Pennsylvania residency if she is released from the facility.  Since she was a New Jersey resident, and still resides there at a facility, you should not have filed the Pennsylvania state return.  You can amend and file for New Jersey.  

In other words, be sure to enter your required minimum distribution (RMD) for each 1099-R, and do not include the total RMD in only one 1099-R entry. This is what the statement is saying and as indicated, the RMD must be taken for each account. Your financial agency will automatically calculate this for each account based on your age.   @user17708170332 

@Canonical    Keeping track..... 1) State Withholding?  No...that is automatically included when you enter your W-2 or 1099-??? form into the software, whenever State withholding was done for the particular tax form in question.   2)  A final State tax payment Due....a Maybe to a YES.  Usually, if you remain in the same account in TTX, the software transfers the proper amount from the prior year....BUT...accidents do happen, and you should ALWAYS print a final copy of your Fed and State tax returns to paper and store in a yearly-labelled file folder to use the next year...if needed.  You do need to make sure that state payment was entered each succeeding year.   3)  Also, if a person makes and 4th Quarter estimated tax payment in (say)  January of 2026 for your2025 state taxes, that is not included in the 2025 Federal Schedule A either because it wasn't actually paid in 2025.  I usually make a State 4thQtr estimated payment, but always pay it in December to avoid having to keep track of that too.    

Once you have entered the first Form 1099-SA, look for the blue box under the summary that says + Add.  This will allow you to include a second (or more) Form 1099-SA.     For more guidance, see the following TurboTax help article:   Where do I enter Form 1099-SA?  

Depreciation and Amortization for rental properties is still not working 2/14/26   This is getting really late.  I need to move forward with my work load.  I’m really feeling trapped by this lack of transparency by TTax on when this will be functional.