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If you ended up getting all the way thru paying for Online then that is generally not refundable, see article below (and if you need to dispute anything no one here can solve billing issues - call Turbotax and say "billing" as reason for the call).   Online only allows 1 return per account, you have to set up additional accounts (up to 5 per email address I think) to prepare and file other returns using Online - and pay for those separately, unless they qualify for free edition.  Desktop does not have this limit on returns you can prepare (with up to 5 e-files).   https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/intuit-refunds/request-refund-turbotax-product/L834M6uyW_US_en_US    

If you are operating a farm as a business, you should enter your income and expenses on Schedule F and can enter the property taxes there.   If you have property with trees but are not operating it as a business, then you can enter your property taxes on Schedule A along with any other real property.   See this TurboTax tips article for more information about Schedule F.  

To enter your Colorado estimated tax payments,    Go to Deductions & Credits  Select Add more deductions.  Navigate to Estimates and Other Taxes Paid Estimated Tax Payments  State estimated taxes for 2025.  Here you can enter your Colorado estimated payments.

Under SECURE ACT 2.0 a 529 Plan direct transfer to beneficiary ROTH IRA is allowed.  $7000 times 5 years for a total of $35,000. Are you saying that the State of Alaska (my 529 plan) does not follow SECURE ACT 2.0?

My issue was because of an invalid license key sold by a bogus website, bighometax.com. Purchased a legit license from Amazon, changed the license key using "Help - Switch Product", and the problem was resolved.

Hi LeticiaF1,   Thank you for your answer.   I am using the TurboTax Desktop (Mac) version to prepare amended returns, and I would like to confirm something clearly before proceeding. On the “Select the Return You're Ready to E-file” screen (see first snapshot), I choose: • Do not e-file my federal amended return now, I’ll do it later • E-file my New York amended return now   From your experience, can I fully rely on the system to transmit only the New York amended return and not transmit the federal amended return when I select “Do not e-file” for federal? I would like to e-file my NY amended return (since NY encourages e-filing when available), but I need to be absolutely certain that the federal amended return will not be transmitted unless I complete the federal e-signature step and explicitly authorize transmission by E-signature. My concern is that if, due to a system glitch or hidden mechansim, the federal amended return were accidentally transmitted, it could create a conflict with my previously mailed federal amended return that is currently pending and has not yet been processed by the IRS.   For that reason, I would greatly appreciate clear confirmation that selecting “Do not e-file my federal amended return now” and NOT seeing IRS e-signaure page (see final snpashot) fully prevents any federal transmission in the desktop version.   Kindly help confirm this so that I may proceed with the NY e-file with confidence. Many thanks for your answer.