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I am having the same issue. I had a 401(k) Roth rollover to a Roth IRA (distribution code H). Box 4c was checked as "Rollever" but the gross distribution amount was being put into Box 5a (not 5a). Hence, there was a mismatch between rows 4 and 5. My return was rejected saying:   Description of error: If Form 1040, 'IRADistributionRolloverInd', 'IRADistributionQCDInd' or 'IRADistributionOtherInd' is checked, then 'IRADistributionsAmt' or 'TaxableIRAAmt' must have a non-zero value. What needs to be done: This return cannot be filed at this time due to a processing error that will be corrected on March 13, 2026. On or after this date, open the rejected return, review it for errors, and resubmit the return for electronic filing.

I have the same question regarding NH.  I have no income in NH, but because I live there, TT is trying to force me to download the state return (for an additional $45, of course) and I cannot get out of the loop.

Hello, The 2024 data are correct. for 2025 I had a gain of $2,942 which should have been offset my $3,000 tax loss carry forward.   We got your info from your 2024 tax return! Here's what we have about your capital gains and losses. You can make changes later. Info from your 2024 tax return Edit Net short-term capital gain/loss $15.00 Net long-term capital gain/loss -$16,068.00 Allowable loss -$3,000.00 Income before exemptions $173,820.00 Net AMT short-term capital gain/loss $15.00 Net AMT long-term capital gain/loss -$16,068.00 AMT allowable loss -$3,000.00 AMT taxable income $206,122.00   Here are your capital loss carryover amounts We'll use this to see if you're able to offset your income.   Total Capital loss carryover from 2024 -$13,053.00 All capital losses used in 2025 Learn more $13,053.00 Remaining losses carried forward to 2026 Learn more $0.00

There may be a reason why TurboTax thinks you have reached your limit of 5 e-filed returns. The limit may have been triggered by any rejected returns that were resubmitted, or multiple installations on different computers can sometimes trigger this prematurely.  An amended return may also count toward your e-file limit.   You can check this by reviewing your e-file history in TurboTax Desktop  by going to File, Electronic Filing, Show Electronic Filing Status History to see which returns were counted as e-filed.    You can also contact TurboTax Customer Service using this link:  Turbo Tax Customer Service    To request a refund, you can use this link for additional instructions How do I request a refund for my TurboTax product? If you believe that you qualify for a refund, you can request a refund through the Intuit Refund Request form here.

You will find this in the Arizona state tax interview. State-specific tax credits are not calculated during your federal data entry; they are entered on the state return.   Follow these steps to locate the QCO entry screen: Select State from the left-hand menu. Select Continue or Edit next to your Arizona state return. Proceed through the initial Arizona residency and income screens until you reach the Taxes and Credits or Arizona Credits summary screen. Locate the section for Other Nonrefundable Credits and select Start or Revisit. Find the category specifically labeled Contributions to Qualifying Charitable Organizations and select Start or Update. Enter the required details for your donation: the date, the exact name of the charity, the 5-digit QCO Code (this is mandatory and can be found on the charity's receipt or the official Arizona Department of Revenue list), and the contribution amount. Select Continue to save the entry. TurboTax will process this information to automatically populate AZ Form 321 and calculate your allowable dollar-for-dollar tax credit. For the 2025 tax year, the maximum allowable QCO credit is $495 if you are filing as Single/Head of Household, and $987 if you are Married Filing Jointly.

Understood.   We updated Turbo Tax prior to submitting the form, it was requiring it. So, it's been updated. We submitted the form via e-file federal form for 2025 and then when we went to print our copy it states "Do not file form not final". We pray that the copy that went to the federal government didn't have that on there and it's only on our copy or our taxes will get rejected or flagged. We have tried everything and can't figure out how to get it removed. Currently the Federal Government has accepted our taxes but the final approval has not come through yet. 

Obviously this Issue has been going on a long while.   I'm on desktop version but what I did was click the darned box & hit continue.   Went to revisit Illinois again (credits & taxes) and it was blank and OK now!  For kicks, I went back again to try to click the box and it yelled at me saying I'm not qualified for EITC. I guess try that?   TURBOTAX - FIX THIS

Je regarde PARTOUT à la recherche d'erreurs possibles - spécialement sur les TP-80 (parce que c'est la seule différence entre ma déclaration et celle de mon mari - qui a passé) et le seul truc que je remarque, et je n'arrive pas à faire une copie d'écran, c'est à la ligne 534 de la TP-80 : le descriptif de la ligne est illisible car c'est comme s'il était inscrit deux fois : un par-dessus l'autre.    Je sais que le filigrane "brouillon" sur la TP-80 a causé des problèmes - est-ce que le libellé de la ligne 534 pourrait être la cause de notre problème ??   Merci

J'ai réglé mon problème d'envoi de ma déclaration à Revenu Québec. Il m'était impossible d'effacer le formulait TP.726.7. J'ai refait une nouvelle déclaration à mon nom sauvegarder sous un nom différent et le formulaire TP.726.7 n'apparait pas. J'ai pu envoyer ma déclaration de Revenu Québec. En résumé j'ai deux dossiers pour mon impôt soit un pour Revenu Canada et un pour Revenu Québec.