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To correct your last year's AGI and e-file your return:   Open your return Select the File tab Continue until you reach the screen that says To continue, select options below Enter your corrected AGI in Enter last year's AGI here Select Continue and follow the screens until you've re-transmitted your return If you need to find your last year's AGI, see the TurboTax help article below:   How do I find last year's AGI?  

Hi @Basenji  Check out this article for troubleshooting steps: How can I fix TurboTax requesting license activation on every launch? You can contact us and mention your system prompted an activation without you filing a return or downloading it on another computer. Let me know if you were able to resolve this issue. 

Yes, there was an update to the New Mexico tax returns that had Form PIT-ADJ capital gains. This update was released on February 26, 2026.     Log in to ensure your product has been updated (online versions update automatically). Once updated, review the New Mexico capital gains deduction by going through the New Mexico return and clarify the type of capital gain deductions, complete a final review and resubmit your return.

Once your tax return is accepted, the IRS takes over processing. If the IRS refund tool says that your refund was issued today but it hasn't arrived, it is often due to banking processing times, which can take 1-5 additional business days.     For status updates, you can use the IRS tool Where's my Refund?. You can also use the tools TurboTax site tracking tool.

No, don't just proceed with filing your return and leave those dates blank. The IRS requires an "attached statement" to reconcile why your Roth contribution disappeared and a Traditional one appeared.   If you cannot type directly into those specific blank lines you should include the dates in the text of the "Explanation" box itself.   When you are prompted for an explanation, type a clear sentence that includes the missing info.  For example:   "On [Original Contribution Date], I contributed $[Original Amount] to a Roth IRA. On [Recharacterization Date], I recharacterized that contribution plus $[Earnings/Losses] in earnings to a Traditional IRA in a trustee-to-trustee transfer because my income exceeded the Roth eligibility limits."   For the "Contribution Date" you can use the date of the first contribution or state "various dates between [Start Date] and [End Date]" (if you made multiple contributions during the year).   The "Recharacterization Date" is the date the funds actually moved from the Roth account to the Traditional account (or the "transfer date" on your brokerage statement).   Make sure your typed explanation includes these four things: The amount of the original contribution. The date the original contribution was made. The amount of earnings (or loss) that moved with it. The date the recharacterization transfer took place.

You can find your stored tax returns in TurboTax by following these steps:   1. Sign in to your TurboTax account. 2. Go to the Tax Home page. 3. Look for the Your tax returns & documents section. 4. Select the year you want to review, then click on the return to download or print it.

To correct your last year's AGI and e-file your return:   Open your return Select the File tab Continue until you reach the screen that says To continue, select options below Enter your corrected AGI in Enter last year's AGI here Select Continue and follow the screens until you've re-transmitted your return

We’re currently working on an update for Form 5605.  There will be an update on March 6.  After this day you can go back through your return, and make any changes as needed, then file your return.   If you are using TurboTax Online the program updates automatically.   If you are using TurboTax Desktop make sure all updates have been run on your program. You can do this by clicking on "Online" in the black bar across the top of your TurboTax screen. And then select "Check for Updates".   You can sign up for updates here: Why am I getting address errors for my Home Energy credit when the address has already been added and is correct? If you have any additional questions or information regarding this please return to TurboTax Community and we would be glad to help.  

When you file a joint return, you still need to provide this information.  The Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) serves as a digital signature.    If you filed together last year, her AGI will be the same as yours. If you did not file jointly, her AGI would come from her separate 2024 return (or $0 if she also didn't work or file a tax return in 2024).

Thank you.  That is exactly the same error message I got in error check mode.  I forgot to mention this.  Much appreciate your added comment.  I'm waiting for TurboTax's review.   Hopefully a solution before April!