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I had same issue, and found this discussion.  OS: Mac The steps I took to overcome the problem. (I don't know if this is a fix or was a coincidental sequence of actions) 1. Quit the Turbotax 2025 app.  I had to "Force Quit". 2. Launched the Turbotax 2024 app to open last year's tax return. The intent was to find if the file was saved with a password.   The App proceeded to update its software. 3. After the Turbotax 2024 Software update, I successfully opened the 2024 Tax file return. There was no prompt for a password.  I then proceeded to close the tax return file without saving and quit the Turbotax 2024 app. 4. I restarted the Turbotax 2025 app and I was successful in 'importing' last year's tax return file.  

YES!  They said the rejected state return was due to updates involving not taxing qualified pension and an update was released 2/13/2026.  Well, I made sure TT was updated, reviewed the return and resubmitted,  for free fortunately, but then shortly after received another rejection email.  They need to FIX THIS NOW.  

I solved this problem by closing the program and restarting it. Then the screen appeared allowing me to input prior year's returns. The response was not helpful and suggests that my question was not understood. Intuit should be ashamed at the poor technical support system it offers.

Is there a de minimus rule that would waive small amounts of rewards or crypto conversions from being reportable?    For example, I have less than $5 in rewards and what appears to be less than $5 converting from a stablecoin to a crypto currency.

If your partner is filing their own return, both of you will indicate when entering the 1095-A in your individual returns that you 'shared the policy with someone not on your return' and each will indicate an allocation %.   This could be whatever you agree on, as long as the two total 100% (50/50 or 100/0, for example).   If you file jointly, or you claim your partner as a dependent, you don't need to indicate a 'shared policy' since you're both on the same return.   Here's more info on How to Enter Form 1095-A.     @reynaarroyo1966     

@jh9kt ,  Vanguard International Fund would be considered a RIC  ( Registered/Regulated Investment Company ).  But not knowing the Canadian entity  details, even if  listed at NYSE,  is generally not a RIC ---- depending on the exact nature of the entity's  business it could be  just a foreign entity or a PFIC. I am assuming here that you are US person ( citizen/GreenCard/Resident for Tax Purposes ) and that your tax-home is US. Does this make sense ?  Is there more I can do for you ?

Oh wow, I called them and just sat on hold, finally got somebody who does not speak a lick of english who wouldn't even fathom my issue and absolutely can't resolve it. Said to call QB Support. QB Support said just pay the fee and ask for a refund. Really? I already PAID YOU.   What a joke this company. 

I'm having the exact same issue.  The import from Charles Schwab seems to go fine.  The CS site says SUCCESS you can now return to Turbo Tax, but when I do, TTAX says the import was unsuccessful.  How do I make this work?  There are many accounts and transactions.  Doing it manually is not an option.  

In the Personal Info section, you can leave her info, but indicate that she is 'deceased'.  You'll be asked if you're preparing the return for a deceased person.  If she's getting a refund, TurboTax will prepare Form 1310 for you to receive it.   Here's more info on Filing a Final Return for a Deceased Taxpayer.   Sorry for your loss.   @mchitwood1