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What EXACTLY is wrong (and why do you think it is wrong)?   How many years is it using?  Is it using the correct number of years or how many years is it supposed to be using?   Has the business percentage varied from year to year?   If you leave the "prior depreciation" BLANK, does that fix the problem?  

@MaryK4 @CatinaT1 I still cannot e-file my Federal tax return because it requires a State ID / Driver's License (was not the case in previous years and should not be the case now). How can I e-file my Federal tax return with Turbotax?

I had the same issue, no data get imported. Import files completed but the TurboTax 2025 shows Schwab interest and dividend sections marked "NEEDS REVIEW" and when I click the "Review" tag, it brings me back to the import window again. 

Employees are not allowed to make elective contributions to a SEP IRA.  Only employers can contribute.  Employers have to contribute the same percentage of compensation for all eligible employees, including owners (partners, shareholders, members).   If you are filing an 1120-S for an S-Corp, contributions are made by the business based on W-2 compensation, not on S Corp profits or shareholder distributions, and are deductible on Form 1120-S, Line 17.  You report the SEP IRA contributions by going to:   Federal Taxes Deductions Compensation and Benefits Select "Retirement plan contributions" Indicate you have already Already contributed... Enter total contributions If you are filing Form 1065 for a partnership,  The percentage of compensation contributed must be the same for all eligible participants, including the partners.         To Report SEP IRA contributions for Employees in TurboTax, go to:   Federal Taxes Deductions Employee compensation and benefits Retirement Note:  Partner contributions and employee contributions to a SEP are treated differently and entered in different places.

Thanks, Robert. I did initially try the 'bot' as a way to obtain help.  I was told, based on my initial synopsis of the problem, that I should consult a TurboTax expert tax advisor.  I ignored that response because I am not seeking Tax Advice. Instead, I need technical help to navigate a flaw in the software. Subsequently, after posting my question again, yesterday, I got a call back from a Turbotax rep who tried very diligently to help, but did not succeed in helping me solve the problem.  She did, however, concur that the problem was very clearly with the software, and she promised to consult with colleagues internally, and assured me that someone would get back to me. I was greatly appreciative of this very professional, responsible promise that help would be on the way. But my hopes were dashed when I shortly thereafter received an email from the TurboTax Help Team informing me, abruptly, that my case was closed with no explanation offered.  The email also listed my 13 digit (closed) case number. The message then directed me to a feedback survey.  I saw no point in responding to the survey, and instead informed the "HELP" team that I was not in a position to assess their response because promised follow-up help had not yet been offered, and that I would continue to wait for that help. Once again, I underscored that I was not seeking 'expert tax advice'. However, I was requesting technical assistance to help me navigate a problem with their software which was preventing me from filing my return.  I'm genuinely taken back by the stance which the company has taken so far, and wish that someone could put me in touch with someone from TurboTax who is concerned about their responsibility to paying customers as well as the reliability of their products.  In the meantime, I'm feeling left 'high and dry'.     

I checked checking for other options like filing direct with Oregon state and there appears to be a valid option there.Have to manually enter all the info from TT forms but looks like it may work. https://revenueonline.dor.oregon.gov/