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It sounds like you may have answered a question in the My Info section incorrectly.   Follow these steps in TurboTax Online to ensure you have indicated that you are a full year resident of Utah:   Select My Info or Personal Info from the left-side menu. Click Edit next to your name. Scroll down to the State of residence section. Confirm Utah is selected as your State of Residence. Ensure the question asking Did you live in another state? is answered with No. Continue to the next screen and make sure you do not select any other states when asked if you earned money in other locations.

In my case, Turbotax is showing a contribution by me that is within the limits of my HSA, but I have not made any contributions since I retired. My previous employer has continued to make a $500/yearly contribution which is documented on the W-2 that I have received for the past 2 years. My income from my previous employer is $0 on my W-2 while still having the $500 HSA contribution for the same 2 years. Turbotax completed Form 8889 with a full contribution by me and the $500 from previous employer which does not reflect the data I entered ($0) while proceeding through the questions. I am uncertain how to correct the entry on the Form 8889 or how the inaccurate information affects the Tax Return.  Additionally, I was required to submit a paper copy of my Tas Return.

You don't need to amend for that. The IRS has been adjusting returns for the missing taxable amount of SS on 1040/1040SR line 6b and reducing your refund or sending you a bill. That's been a common error this year. It's due to skipping the next screen about if you lived in a Foreign Country or answering it wrong. That's why it's important and good before you file to check your return line by line with last year and you might have seen that the taxable Social Security on line 6b was missing if it was taxable before. Then you could have questioned it.   And only up to 85% of SS can be taxable on 1040 line 6b.

After you entered your Social Security benefits reported on a SSA-1099 there was a following screen which asked if you lived in any of the foreign countries listed.  If you indicated Yes or skipped over this screen then none of your Social Security benefits were taxed on your federal tax return.  If you did not live in any of those foreign countries then the IRS is correct.

See this for a refund of the TurboTax product you purchased - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/tax-topics/help/how-do-i-request-a-refund-for-my-turbotax-product/01/964034?search-action-id=623962481749&search-result-uid=964034

If the 2024 refund being applied to your 2025 Tax Return is incorrect, please follow these steps to make a correction:    In TurboTax Online: Sign in to TurboTax and open your 2025 return. Select Federal from the side menu, then go to Deductions & Credits. Scroll down to the Estimates and Other Taxes Paid section and select Show More. Find the row for Other Income Taxes and click Start or Revisit. Look for the section titled 2024 Refund Applied to 2025 Taxes. Click Edit or Update next to the Federal or State entry and enter the correct $468 amount. in TurboTax Desktop: Open your 2025 return. Select the Federal tab from the top of your screen and then select Deductions & Credits. Select I'll choose what I work on. Scroll down to the Estimates and Other Taxes Paid section and select Start or Update next to Other Income Taxes. Select Start or Update next to 2024 Refund Applied to 2025 Taxes (Choose Federal or State depending on your situation). Enter the correct $468 2024 Refund Applied to 2025.