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I am confused. I am checking the list of forms available in Intuit and do not see it there  https://form-status.app.intuit.com/tax-forms-availability/formsavailability?albRedirect=true&product=Turbotax_online&bu=cg

TT2025 Desktop Deluxe Edition still displays 2 blank pages in the PDF generated for printing, even after downloading the forms updates last week when TT announced they were released & updates today (3/2/26). Issue still is not fixed with blank pages/no 1040-X in the output.

The overtime will be posted in Box 12 in next year's taxes.   It's in Box 14 of the W-2 this year. If this information is NOT in box 14 on your W-2 It may be on your final pay stub, You may be able to find the stub online, or Contact your employer If you have to post the overtime  Click on Tax Home on the left sidebar. Select Wages & Income. Review/Edit or select W-2. Enter your Employer ID. The options for Snap a picture and Upload have step-by-step directions. You can also select [Type it Myself] at the bottom of the screen. Enter your employer's information. Post the information from the W-2. You may be prompted to double check certain information. A sample of your tax due or refund will be posted for the data you have entered so far. A Let's check for uncommon situations will come up.  This is where you will post Tips and other uncommon situations. Continue through the interview if any of these apply. This will bring you back to the summary page.      

HI IM UNSURE ON HOW TO FILE THIS AS IT WAS FOR PAIN AND SUFFERING OVER SEVERAL YEARS AND A MAJOR ILLNESS AND PERMANENT PARALYSIS WAS THE DIAGNOSIS AND AT THE END OF THE CASE PERMANENT DISABILITY WAS DETERMINED SO DO I NED TO FILE TAXES ON THIS 

Roger,   Thanks for your reply.  A bit of a circular discussion.  I spoke with Velux, and as mentioned, they have dropped out of the tax benefit program.  So there is no QMID available.  Yes, they meet energy efficiency standards, but that goes nowhere except to mention it somewhere on the tax form as justification.  And hope not to get audited.  The earlier suggestion, to put a "dummy" QMID code (e.g., A1B2) may be cleared through the Turbo Tax program, because anything is put in the entry box, but again it may lead to a letter from the government about it.     Again, it may all depend upon the probability of the government calling it out, which based upon the current budgetary issues, may be close to zero.

Assuming that you are filing a resident tax return Form 502, and "prior year tax" refers to the total Maryland personal income tax you were charged last year, then the amount that you want to enter into this field will be the 2024 Maryland 502 Line 34. Total Maryland and local tax. You can download your prior-year tax form, then print to PDF to view and locate this item using these FAQ steps: If you've started your return already Sign in to your TurboTax account. Make sure you're using the same TurboTax account (same user ID) as in previous years.   There are two ways to get your prior-year returns: Select Documents from the menu, use the dropdown menu to choose the tax year you want, and select Download tax PDF. On Tax home, scroll down and select Your tax returns & documents. Select the year you want and select Download/print return (PDF). If the year you're looking for isn't there, it might be in a different account. Go here to find all of your accounts. One of them should have the return you're looking for. Further guidance: 2025 Maryland Resident Tax Booklet

In your message you said you were having the same problem with transmitting your return.  Our issue was that we could not file partnership returns with the State of Georgia.  It turned out that the State of Georgia was not accepting business tax returns until Feb 26.  So are you trying to file a partnership return with the State of Georgia?  Form 700?  If so have lunch and take a nap,  It worked for me.  That is we had to wait until the State of Georgia started to accept business returns.   Now if you are trying to transmit some other return, our solution is no help to you.   My guess is you are trying to transmit your personal (form 1040) and a state return.  Some general guidance is to transmit your federal return separate from your state return.  Transmit your federal return first.  by selecting the state return as I will file later.  If that works you know your federal return has no problems.  Then file the state return. If you have problems rerun the error checking program again.  Look at your data and see if you have any errors such as extra spaces like after your middle initial.  look for blank spaces that should have zeros like where you have added a title or description but no related value.  There is a whole lot more items that could be wrong.  If these hints don't work  submit your question again  as a new issue and give as much information as possable.   

I am on the most current version of TurboTax Home & Business. Yes there is a feature that provides a FMV. However, each Donation line item is restricted to one type of clothing or household item. This is no way as flexible as what's in H&R Block, which is more similar to what we did in It's Deductible. Only difference is you can not pre-enter you donations throughout the year as we did in ID.   I am still not sure how we can import donations from some other 3rd party Charitable Contributions software.   Quite frankly this new FMV feature is a pain in the a$$.    

This is how you enter your contribution to your HSA outside of payroll:   In TurboTax Online, open your return Click on Search (magnifying glass icon) at the top right of your screen In the Search box, enter HSA and click Enter In the search result box, click on Go to HSA TurboTax will take you directly to the HSA section On the next page titled Select the health-related accounts you had in 2025, check Health Savings Account (HSA) and click Continue On the next page titled 1099-SA Summary, click Continue You will then have a page titled Let's enter your HSA contributions with a box to enter your HSA contributions made outside of payroll (see screenshot)          

If you want to know the status of your tax return,  you should use the IRS  Where's My Refund website.  You'll need Your Social Security or individual taxpayer ID number (ITIN) Your filing status The exact refund amount on your return