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TurboTax is not rejecting the return, the IRS is.  If you can give details on your rejection, we'll try to help.   If your reject is for a QMID code that begins with 'I' or 'O', you can enter another legit code to Efile.  The IRS computer is not matching codes to equipment, just looking for a proper code.   @Phillip D 

I appreciate your reply.  Thank you.  When I go to the Investment, Everything Else section it references 1099-B and not 1099-K.  When prompted for financial institution I entered "Event Tickets-1099-K" along with the box 1a Proceeds amount, cost, and fees.  The software calculates the correct amount of the taxable gain and creates a Schedule D, Cap Asset Sales Worksheet, and Form 8949.  None of these reference the 1099-K or Live Nation/Ticketmaster.  I'm concerned that the IRS will not see the connection and could flag the return for unreported income as they will not see a clear cross reference.   Perhaps someone has already filed and has a similar situation and can advise if the IRS has had any issues?  Thanks in advance.

There was an update yesterday for amendments.    If you are using desktop software you may need to do a manual update. Try clearing your Cache and Cookies and then try this link instructions.   If you are using the online software, Clear Cache and Cookies. 

Are you trying to import 1099-DA's?     Currently, TurboTax supports the manual entry of IRS Form 1099-DA. We are in the process of enhancing our CSV import and upload features to make this process more seamless. Timeline: We expect the new CSV import functionality to be available soon. Please note that this is an estimated target as we finalize the experience. Supported Documents: Once live, the import/upload feature will support both 1099-DA and DigitalAssetGainLoss files. If you are ready to file now, you can still enter your information manually. Otherwise, thank you for your patience while we get these automated tools ready for you!   @user17723955747 @dsanchezv82 

What is the problem? We go married after I sold my home in October 2025. Turbo tax is not allowing the 250k capital gains deduction if we attempt to file married jointly.    Before 10/2027 - I owned my own home and it was my primary residence for over 20 years and my new wife owned her own home and has been her primary home for over 20 years.    Turbo tax is indicating we can not take the deduction.  Maybe because we were forced to call the current home our primary address. (for me only 2 months).   I can file married separately and it seems to work but turbo tax should ask the right questions to determine that we have our own homes before we got married.  And allow us to sell them as we each met the 2 year + minimum and the primary residence not use for other purposes such as renting them.   Additionally we are planning to sell my spouses home within a year a purchase a new home. Preferably in mid 2026. My spouse should be allowed to have the 250k deduction on her house.    Are you in TurboTax Online, or are you on Desktop? We are using the Desktop TurboTax Premier 2025.   What version, or product are you in? 025.000.0273   What section are you trying to post? Wages and Income sale of home.   What are the details of your problem or calculation error? Married filing jointly does not allow the 250k deduction for a single home for newly weds with separate primary homes. Turbo tax does not seem to allow us to sell the home my spouse owns within 2 years of my home.    Note: Additionally we have a prenup that allows each of us to keep the profits of our homes as separate property.   The IRS does allow us to sell 2 homes within a year if they were owned separately, one of us lived in the home for 2 years + and was the primary home (not rented etc).   If we sold a home we both lived meeting the same and filed jointly we could deduct up 500k in capital gains.

You have to pay the TurboTax account fees before filing or if you have a tax refund that would cover the fees and the $40 service charge for this option, select pay the TurboTax fees from the tax refund.

I assume you are using the Online version?    How to review your fees https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/charges-and-fees/help/how-do-i-review-my-fees-in-turbotax-online/00/26353   Then if you want to have the fees deducted from your refund there is a $40 (45 in Calif) Pay with Refund fee which you can avoid by paying upfront with a credit card.     If you have a tax due and pay it by credit card there are credit card fees.  

I came here looking to see if others are still having problems with 5695 after today's update.  While 29h is now correct, I am seeing exactly the same bug you are - line 31 does not populate so the form is still incorrect.    

The issue is the way OR taxes you. OR looks at total income from everywhere for the whole year and creates a tax liability. Then it allocates the tax based on the % earned in OR. In your case, your entire income went up to raise the tax bill even though your percentage of income in OR dropped. You may need to do an amended OR.    How to tell:  save your OR return and select to do an amended OR and go through it to see if your decreased percentage will outweigh the increase to income. Otherwise, you may well OR some additional tax. The federal and states share information so it isn't worth being hit with a penalty and interest in a few years for the discrepancy.

If you have not paid for the online edition you are using, have not filed your tax return or registered the Free edition, then you can clear your return. Click on Switch Products on the lower left side of the program screen while working on the 2025 online tax return. Click on Clear & Start Over

@AmyC wrote: I have been told there might be an update tonight. Please try again tomorrow. I can hear your frustration.  @AmyC  11am PT Mar 6 -- no update. I guess I'm calling customer service for some refunds. I suggest everyone else impacted by this do the same -- maybe they'll finally get the message. I just don't believe this problem lies with the State of Oregon -- especially absent any kind of official and detailed feedback from Turbo Tax.