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@Gadgeteer   You can’t transfer from 2022 to the 2024 program.  Did you mean 2023?   You need to have the data file ending in .tax2023 on your computer to transfer into 2024.  It should be in your Documents in a Turbo Tax folder.   If you have it saved somewhere else like in One Drive or on a backup first copy it to your C drive.  If you don’t have the actual .tax2023 file you may have the temporary file that starts with a Tilde ~ sign.   That’s incase your real file gets lost or corrupted.    Here's an idea.  Do you still have 2023 installed?  Try opening 2023 program and see if you can get your 2023 return to show up in it.  Go to FILE - OPEN.   Then save it again with a name and place you can find.  Go to File - Save As.  Then start a new 2024 return and transfer from the 2023 file.  

@Crisco007 No, an upgrade won't fix this issue. We are aware of this issue, and we have an ongoing investigation about this. As this is an error message between Tax software's and CRA system, our team is working in collaboration with them to resolve this issue as soon as possible.   We will inform you in this thread, as soon as we have news to share.   We thank you for your patience.

This issue has been melting my brain for the past few weeks. I was so frustrated I had to put it aside multiple times to save my sanity. This worked for me and it's disappointing that Turbo Tax didn't offer this solution to it's customers - shame on them. You are my hero, thank you!

It depends. If the wages were not from a New Jersey (NJ) source and you did not live in NJ in 2024 and if there is no NJ state tax withheld, then a return is not required for NJ. File Form NJ-1040NR if you had income from New Jersey sources for the part of the year you were a nonresident. NJ Instructions (page 3) If you meet all of the requirements above, then you would file only your Connecticut (CT) resident return for 2024.   If you do not meet all of the requirements, any income that is required to be reported on NJ would create a tax credit for CT. See details below should you need to pay any tax to NJ for the same wages taxed to CT. @BM85 

As the recipient of the gift, you would not report this on your tax return.     If the gift was greater than the annual gift limit, then the giver should report it on a Gift Tax Return.   Take a look at the following TurboTax help article to learn more:   Where do I report a cash gift?   @Brandon-ish   

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As it was said previously, we are aware of this issue, and we have an ongoing investigation about this. As this is an error message between Tax software's and CRA system, our team is working in collaboration with them to resolve this issue as soon as possible.   We will inform you in this thread, as soon as we have news to share.   We thank you for your patience.