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Even if you rented an apartment in Arizona, if you kept your permanent residence, ID and car registration in Texas, you would file a nonresident / part year resident Arizona return. Contact the Arizona DOR with any questions.   If you maintained a permanent home in Texas while temporarily in Utah for 7 months (roughly 210+ days), you are likely considered a part-year resident or, depending on specific intent, a statutory resident. You would file a Utah TC-40 Part-Year Resident Return to report only the income earned while in Utah. Contact the Utah DOR with any questions.   As @RogerD1 stated, if you returned to your permanent home in Texas, which has no state tax, you can prepare Arizona and Utah returns in any order.   @anonymous2   

@ billjester5  Oh, gosh!  You just posted that in a public Internet forum!   You should edit that posting to remove all personal info.   To do that, click the tiny blue 3-dot icon just to the right of your question.    Hopefully, one of the tax experts will also see it and remove it.     This is a user community forum that works like a bulletin board.  It is not a direct route to TurboTax Support.   @ MindyB  or @ LindaS5247 are you still here in the forum and can edit the thread title?    Thanks.

You are correct, the basis withdrawal isn't taxable.  You will need to input the basis- without an entry, there is no way to determine the basis. This is done separate from the income section where you reported the 1099-R   Here is how to navigate TurboTax Online to report your ROTH basis:   Navigate to Traditional IRA and Roth IRA Contributions in the Deductions and Credits section. On the Tell us about your IRAs screen, check the Roth IRA box and select Continue. Continue through the interview to enter your current year (2025) contributions on the screen that asks you to Enter your regular Roth IRA contributions. Continue through the interview, answer Yes to the question Did you open any Roth IRAs in 2024 or any previous year?  Answer Yes to the question Do you want to track your Roth IRA basis?, and proceed to report your basis.

Thank you. This is exactly what is bothering me. I realize that have to send a copy of 1099-NEC with my tax returns to the MA DOR but I do not have it. I got a recipient copy of the "combined tax statement" instead. 

That's what the instructions say - but I'm not seeing it. It just moves on to the next topic. I tried deleting the imported 1099-R and adding it by hand with all the same information, and at no point did it ask me that information. I'll try to set up a chat session with an expert and screen share sometime this week. Thank you.

I just prepared a Form 3115 where the previous accountant did not depreciate the residntial real estate property in a foreign country, I depreciated it over 30 years using the IRC section 168(g)(1)(A) code for ADS using the mid-month convention in Pub.926. Table A-13. Residential Rental Property Placed in Service After 2017 Straight Line—30 Years Mid-Month Convention page 84.   You have to report your worldwide income in the USA. If you were working in the USA before 2024, you should have reported the income and expenses including depreciation on your foreign residential real estate.  I hope this helps.