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@sickfredo   The 44.99 was probably only for Federal or the State.  There are separate fees for federal and state.    How to review your fees https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/charges-and-fees/help/how-do-i-review-my-fees-in-turbotax-online/00/26353

@user17736958041 do you mean the value in Box 12 or the detailed state %s?  Import can't handle all aspects of supplemental tax info needed for 1099s (Munis, US Gov Obligations etc) - you need to review 1099s and provide this info.

you may have this issue   https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/state-taxes/discussion/re-1099-div-tax-exempt-dividends-box-12-not-properly-transferring-to-ny-state-for-taxable-portion-it/01/3838644#M187076

See this help article for how to review your fees and this article about how to reduce your fees for services not used.   A fee from Santa Barbara Tax Products Group is a bank fee that this institution charges for handling the deduction of TurboTax fees from a user's refund. Users can avoid that fee by paying TurboTax fees upfront with a credit card or print and mail state for free to avoid the charge for e-filing the state return.   An $88 fee may have been for upgrading to Deluxe, or state e-filing fees.   @sickfredo   

You can type the interest in manually and bypass the EIN check.    Open TurboTax Online and navigate to Investments and Savings (1099-B, 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, and 1099-DA, crypto)  Choose the button Add Investments Under Save time and connect your financial accounts, choose Enter a different way. Select Type it in Myself Choose Interest and continue Now you can proceed to enter the payer's name and the interest you received.

If you are self-employed, even part-time, and need to enter different types of expenses, then upgrading to Home and Business may be better for you. TurboTax may prompt you to upgrade depending on your entries.   See this tips article for more information about entering business income and deductions.   You can enter sales taxes paid under taxes and licenses on Schedule C, as long as you are not double-deducting them by reporting net sales.    

Thank you for your advice.    Both had been fully processed. They already took out money from the account. Roughly total income around 280,000 paid for Federal about $18000 and MA $6000.  On this part  "IRA/SEP/SIMPLE." I have to check this box even it is for Roth IRA? I saw description on the turbo tax online it said not for Roth IRA.  ReneV4's post unchecked on that part as well.  So should i check or leave it blank.  I will try to redo it again. If I follow step by step you from your advise so i don't have to change anything in state part?. Will it automatically adjust tax for me right?   Thanks again!

My understanding is that Federal medical disability income (which is not Social Security or Social Security Disability income) is taxable to Indiana.  However, the Disability Retirement Deduction may be available to you.   Indiana Disability Retirement Deduction may be found on page 20 of the Indiana IT-40 Full-Year Resident Individual Income Tax Booklet.   Disability Retirement Deduction  602    To take this deduction you must have been:  • Permanently and totally disabled at the time of retirement,  • Retired on disability before the end of the tax year, and  • Received disability retirement income during the tax year.    If you meet these qualifications, you must complete Schedule IT-2440 and have it signed by your doctor to claim this deduction. You must maintain the completed Schedule IT-2440 with your records as DOR can require you to provide it at a later date.    For more information about this deduction see Income Tax Information Bulletin #70 at www.in.gov/dor/files/reference/ib70.pdf and Schedule IT-2440 at www.in.gov/dor/tax-forms/individual/current.    This deduction is limited to a maximum of $5,200 per qualifying individual.    Note Social Security disability income does not qualify for this deduction because Indiana does not tax this income.    Enter code 602 on Schedule 2 under line 11 if claiming this deduction   @charlesmcook 

Thank you for answering my question, but   1. As a software developer of 50+ years, I would call this a "workaround" rather than a fix. Additionally, it is a real shame since the main reason I have continued to buy and use Turbotax for the last 10 or more years is for the carryover of such information as all the payer number and address details involved in entering a 1099. Anyway, there is pretty clearly some kind of a bug here and it really ought to be fixed.   2. Unfortunately, that is not the end of it. I did as you asked with one of my four 1099-R entries. When I go back into the 1099 summary, I no longer find the original error message about "Enter, edit or delete your lender and interest info.". But, what I do find is the screen says "Add all the 1099-Rs you need to. You can edit, add or delete info here...." However, as you can see by the attached screen dump, there is NO OPTION to either delete my entry or to edit it. I guess that means that with the 2025 edition of Turbotax, you had better enter the 10999-R correctly the first time -- or you are out of luck and you have to go through deleting and re-typing it all over again.   Needless to say, if I am correct, this is simply unacceptable and an embarrassment for Intuit that the 1099-R code is just not ready for prime time at this time.(By the way, before I attempted this fix, I checked for program updates (there were none) and afterwards I did a Review (which claimed no errors at this point.) 3. I can do my best to enter the remaining 1099-Rs without error, but can you at least report this as a bug. And, if you have any idea what I might have done wrong, please let me know. As for editing or deleting, I know that I can go back to the Forms view and delete or even edit certain fields, so you don't need to walk me through that.  There just ought to be a way to edit the data in the "Step-byStep" view as is claimed on that very screen.   Thanks.

You need to edit your business entries and on the screen that says Let's gather your business info, find the menu that says Less Common Business Situations, and then choose Business Credits. On the next screen that says Other Business Credits, choose General Business Credits. You can enter your general business credit carryover in that section.

Did you also read my reply above? I think I saw another post from you.   Did you get 2019 and prior installed?   Were you able to open any tax returns for older years?    The License Code started in 2019.  So 2019 and newer  needs to connect to Turbo Tax to verify the License Code.  But they only support the last 3 years and have stopped supporting 2021 and prior.  And you won't be able to download any updates or any state programs you might need.  And  you will need to download the state program to open a tax file.  

I did that and then it shows a -15,000 as the exclusion.  In other words it doesn't apply the exclusion as a credit on the form.  Or should it be a minus.  When it does that it increases the amount I have to pay the state so I feel it's incorrect.   Please help.