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@Roberto99   I'm working on mine too.  You can go to Forms and open the Est Tax Options worksheet and play around with that.  I just made my prefilled 1040ES without any amount on them.   For the Desktop program. I finally got it to work to print prefilled 1040ES slips without an amount. Go to Forms Open the Est Tax Options worksheet from the left column Try to make Amount of Estimated Taxes to pay blank. At the top I was able to select prepare estimates based on 90% and that changed it to zero estimates I left the Round My Payments Up box not checked Then on Prepare Estimated Tax Payment Vouchers - check "Even if the amount due is less than 1,000." For the Schedule you might have to check Payment number 1. Print Estimated Tax Vouchers - check YES Then you have to hit the QuickZoom button at the bottom to open each payment separately to print.   I made a screenshot on my Win 11 computer I'll attach here.  Hope this isn't confusing.      

When claiming a Foreign Tax Credit (Form 1116) for dividends from multiple countries you must enter the foreign income and taxes separately for each country.  This is becaue each country requires a separate calculation.  To do this in TurboTax requires creating a separate 1099-DIV entry for each country to correctly allocate the foreign source income and tax paid.     if your total creditable foreign taxes are $300 or less  ($600 for MFJ) Form 1116 isn't required to be filed.  Therefore, you can include all your foreign tax in a single entry (e.g. RIC).  To qualify for this exemption, all foreign income must be passive (e.g., interest/dividends) and reported on a tax reporting form/schedule such as Form 1099 or Schedule K-1