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Just confirmed both suggestions and no luck. I also made sure to enter a "0" (zero) in any numeric entries that were blank as I've seen this sometimes causes issues.   And while I was at it, I also removed all my Social Security entries and re-entered. No luck.   Any other suggestions welcome!  

The State of South Carolina does not conform Federal Section 179 depreciation, so the amount of depreciation of a business asset is going to be different between Federal and South Carolina.  Because of that, the amount of recapture that gets taxed is not going to be the same for Federal and South Carolina tax purposes.

When filing a Part Year Resident Return, report the income/tax to the state you lived in when you received it.  You may need to calculate a % of estimated tax to pay to each state, based on the income you will receive while living there.   An easy allocation method is to divide the year's interest by 12, and then multiply the figure by the number of months you lived in each state.   Here's more info on Allocating Income for a Part-Year Resident.   @user17702218753     

If you used "Pay with Refund":    If the IRS "Where’s My Refund" tool shows your funds were released but you haven't received them, please note that Intuit does not hold these funds. You will need to contact the Santa Barbara Tax Products Group (SBTPG) directly: Website: SBTPG Support  

Sorry, you can't.  When Congress updated the credit in 2022, they required a qualifying number beginning in 2025.  The reason was probably to cut down on fraud and/or people claiming credits for property items that did not actually comply with the standards.  (Any new door doesn't qualify, only doors that exceed certain requirements.).  If the manufacturer did not register with the IRS and get a QMID, they are not a "qualified" manufacturer and you can't claim the credit.  

This is not correct.  The amount on federal 1040 line 15 does not include any qualified OT premium.   deducted on the federal return. The good news is, Colorado has formally acknowledged they are not requiring the OT be added back for the 2025 tax year.

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This article will help you download any data you had in ItsDeductible (if used previously or during the year before it was shut down in October).   There will be a new tool that will help calculate the Fair Market Value (FMV) of the donated items. However, no information on when it is going to be available yet.

The Refund Advance is not available to everyone.    Here are a couple things to check: If you are using a TurboTax partner affiliate link to use the software, the Refund Advance will not be available. If you select the 5 Day Early Refund Delivery, you will not see the Refund Advance option, but you can return to the refund selection page and find all the options listed. See this resource for more information:  Offer details and disclosures for the Refund Advance  program   Refund Advance Eligibility Here are some of the eligibility requirements to qualify for a Refund Advance loan: You’re 18 or older Your expected federal refund amount is $500 or more You’re not a resident of North Carolina, Connecticut, or Illinois You’re e-filing your federal tax return with TurboTax Your physical address is listed on your tax return. Your address must be located in one of the eligible states and can’t be a PO box or prison address You’re not filing one of these tax forms: 1310, 4852, 4684, 4868, 1040SS, 1040PR, 1040X, 8888, or 8862 You aren’t filing on behalf of a deceased taxpayer You must report income on a Form W-2, 1099-R, or Sched C You must open or have an existing Credit Karma Money™ checking account