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https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/charges-and-fees/help/why-can-t-i-deduct-my-turbotax-fees-from-my-refund/00/25621   If your refund is enough to cover your TurboTax fees PLUS the extra “refund processing” fee of $40 ($45 in CA) and your forms are ready then when you are in the FILE section you can choose to have your fees deducted from your federal refund by a third party bank, who will take out your fees and send you the rest of your refund after the IRS issues the refund.    Please make note that if your refund takes too long to arrive (IRS delays, etc.) then you will also be agreeing that the TurboTax fees can be extracted from your bank account even before your refund is issued by the IRS.  This comes as an unpleasant shock to many people every year.      If you can possibly pay your fees upfront using a debit or credit card, it will save you that extra fee and even more importantly, the possible aggravation and delays that are often the result of poor handling/poor customer service by that third party bank.  We see way too many instances where refunds are delayed for months when users choose refund processing. There have been lots of complaints; there are a number of things that can go wrong when you use refund processing.  I suggest avoiding that situation if at all possible.     And....you can never pay state tax due from a federal refund, so do not expect that.   The state tax due has to be paid directly to your state.     What is Refund Processing Service?     How can I see my TurboTax  fees?      https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/intuit-account-billing/review-fees-turbotax-online/L1XnIzgzg_US_en_US?uid=m682vq7k         Please see these links for form availability dates Federal form availability   Forms availability  

Since you reside in Washington, but work in Oregon, you would need to file a non-resident return for Oregon.  Can you provide more information about what page you are being sent back to?   You may also want to consider setting up a call to our support - information is at this link:  How do I contact TurboTax?

I don't understand why you have two federal returns.  You only need one.  That one should have accurate numbers.   Once you have prepared a correct federal return with all of the correct numbers you should then prepare a part-year California return.  You will do this by telling TurboTax that your corporation was only in California for a month.  You will manually adjust the income and expenses in California so that they match what was actually earned there.   After the California return is prepared you will prepare the Virginia return.  Both state returns will use the numbers from the same federal return.  You are going to be required to pay taxes on everything that you earned for the whole year in Virginia.  But you will receive credit for the taxes that you paid to California on the Virginia return.   You will do this using one federal return in TurboTax.

Hello, I'm having this problem. It won't let me review nor submit the Federal return because of form 5329 T and 8606 T. I checked at least 4 time to make sure every section was answered correctly and entered correctly. I had to file an early 401K plan withdrawal years ago with H & R block and I didn't have this issue.  I searched other threads on here that gave some fixes, and I tried those fixes and it didn't work. So, I'm not sure what to do. The online platform is saying I will get an e-mail but if this is a Turbo Tax Glitch I doubt I will get an email. So how do I get this fixed? 

For example, in Sch E, I put 100 dollars, and I put the rent portion is 30%. The carryover from Sch E to Sch A is 70 dollars.   It my loan amount is 1m, so for the Sch A, I should put 100 * 750k / 1m * 70% = 52.5 dollars. So for the adjustment box I should put 52.5 - 70 = -17.5 However, the amount we put into the box has to be >= 0. So I have no choice but to make the interest 70 dollars.

Please review Wisconsin's Schedule CR, because I would say that these are the less common credits. If you are not eligible for any of these credits, there is no harm in taking the retirement income subtraction.   Of course, the complete answer depends on your actual tax information, which we in the Community can not see.