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Thank for the reply.  I went through the LLC related forms again, and confirmed no issues. I could not find a way to resubmit the LLC filing only (and simply it doesn't allow me to e-file again, as the status of fed and state returns are "accepted").   So I went with the mail filing for LLC. It's a pain to confirm schedules need to be printed and mailed with the form 568. I hope others don't have to go through this.

To remove Expert Help from TurboTax If you did not use the expert help, you may be able to downgrade in order to remove this service.  In your left panel of your TurboTax screen select Switch Products and then Downgrade.  You can also review your fees using the instructions below. You can follow the instructions in this article to remove any  unwanted Fees Why am I being charged for TurboTax Free Edition?  You can review your fees in TurboTax online as follows: Go to the left side of your screen under "Tax Home" Go to "Tax Tools" then "Tools" The "Tools Center" Box will pop up Click on "My Fees" to see a summary of your Turbo Tax Fees.  You can also contact TurboTax Customer Support using this link: Turbo Tax Customer Support  See this link How do I request a refund for my TurboTax product? Click here for How do I downgrade to a different TurboTax Online product?  Please return to Community if you have any additional information or questions and we would be happy to help.

It sounds like your 1099-B from Vanguard did not import properly.  I recommend you delete it and try the import again.  If that does not resolve the issue you will have to type it in yourself.  Before trying the import again, clear the cash and cookies in your browser, then close and reopen it.  

Pour séparer le crédit d'impôt pour soutien aux aînés entre conjoints au Québec, vous devez convenir ensemble et utiliser le formulaire TP-1029.SA lors de la production de vos déclarations de revenus. Une seule personne remplit ce formulaire pour répartir le montant selon la proportion souhaitée.   Dans TurboImpôt Bureau, cliquez sur Provincial - Québec - Profil des crédits du Québec - Crédit d'impôt pour le soutien aux aînés.     Vous arriverez à cette page pour déterminer le montant à partager.     Dans TurboImpôt en ligne, cliquez sur Provincial - Crédits du Québec - cochez Crédit d'impôt pour le soutien aux aînés     Continuer et vous arriverez à la même page où le crédit peut être partagé.   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt

You can retrieve this worksheet after you open your prior year return (see below) by printing or previewing the entire return (including worksheets).   If you used TurboTax Online last year, follow these instructions: Sign in to your TurboTax account. Make sure you're using the same TurboTax account (same user ID) as in previous years.  From Tax Home, scroll down and select Your tax returns & documents. Select the year you want and select Download/print return (PDF). Note: 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.

I think this has been resolved. If you are using desktop software you may need to do a manual update. Try clearing your Cache and Cookies and then try this link instructions.   If you are using the online software, Clear Cache and Cookies. 

Entering the NY State Inflation stimulus check under "Misc Income" on the Federal side is straight-forward, however, on the NY State side, you said,   "Then, to subtract an item of income from your New York return that was included in your Federal return income (because it's not taxable for New York), you can enter that subtraction in TurboTax Online at the screen in your New York return labeled "Changes to Federal Income".  Look under Other New York Adjustments to Federal Income, and select Start next to Other changes (adjustments) to your federal income to make the subtraction entry."   However, in that "Other Subtractions" section for NY State, TT 2025 Premier desktop only lists a handful of very specific categories for entry, and none of them come close to matching the description for the NY State Inflation stimulus check. So, how and where is this amount entered so that the return is not rejected by NY? Shouldn't there at least be an "other" category added to cover this? Thanks.

The fact that this is an inherited IRA will make a difference in the screens that you are seeing.  I'm going to recopy my instructions above and make some changes to them to account for an inherited IRA.  I'll also modify them for the online TurboTax:   Go to IRA, 401(k), and pension plan withdrawals on the left side menu Scroll down to the IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R) section under Retirement Plans and Social Security and click Start or Update On the 1099-R summary page, click Add another 1099-R Click the 1099-R tile on the upper left, then Continue.  If you want more information on the substitute 1099-R, you can click on the What if I don't have my 1099-R? at the bottom of the page. Enter your 1099-R provider info, then click Continue. On the Enter your 1099-R details from [custodian], enter the amount of the RMD in Box 1 and Box 2a.  If you have any non-deductible contributions in your account, you can click the box in 2b for Taxable amount not determined. Enter any Federal Income Tax that you had withheld (if any) in Box 4 In box 7 enter a distribution code of 4 Check the box for IRA/SIMPLE/SEP box is checked if an IRA Scroll down and click Continue. on the "Do any of these situations apply to you?" screen, check the box for "I inherited this IRA" and  I need to file a substitute 1099-R" then click on Continue. Enter the information about who you inherited your IRA from, then Continue Check if you had any non-deductible contributions, then Continue Enter the information about the year of birth of the decedent. Enter the RMD that was supposed to be taken last year in the RMD due by 12/31/25 box, then click Continue. Select "None of this distribution applied to the December 31, 2025 RMD", then Continue On the "Tell us what kind of IRA you have" - check the appropriate box, then Continue. You'll now have screens explaining the substitute 1099-R process.  You'll be asked for explanations for how you determined the amount of RMD and taxes withheld.  On a screen titled "Explain how you tried to get a 1099-R", just explain that you took the distribution late and were making a corrective RMD.  Skip printing and attaching Form 4852. Click Done on the Your 1099-R summary page Answer questions about disaster distributions, and non-deductible contributions, and rollovers, etc. On the screen "Let's go over any required minimum distributions (RMD)", click the pencil icon to edit your information Click Yes to missing your RMD, then Continue Select the type of account, then Continue Since you already entered the RMD earlier, on the screen "Tell us the total RMD for you other IRA accounts" enter a zero. Select Yes, I would like to fille out a waiver statement, then Continue Enter the amount of the corrective RMD that you want the IRS to waive tax on, then Continue You'll enter an explanation on the next page about the missed RMD and how you plan to not do this again in t Your taxes are now calculated based on getting a waiver of the 10% penalty for the late distribution. It's uncommon for the IRS to reject a waiver request if you can show that the shortfall in the distribution was due to a reasonable error and that you are taking steps to remedy the shortfall.  If the IRS has any questions or needs more information to approve your waiver, they will reach out to you directly.

As you go through the state tax sections for each state there will be a section where you allocate income.  You just have to work your way through the state returns until you get to the income allocation page(s).  If you were a resident of one state all year and worked in the other as a non-resident you should complete your non-resident return first, and then complete your resident state return.  

@jacquie12    That interpretation makes more sense to me, but I am no expert.    Where /when did you get that from DaveF1002?     This seems to be different from what was  previously said in this thread on Feb13, which suggested it was taxable by IRS ~~~~ "This NY inflation refund check is not a refund of sales tax you personally paid. It’s a state benefit payment, and that’s why the IRS can treat it as taxable.   The IRS only excludes state payments from income when they are: 1. A refund of tax you actually paid, AND 2. You claimed that tax as a deduction on your federal return The New York inflation check doesn't represent either of these."   ~~~~ I did not itemize in 2023, so according to this I should not pay fed tax  ?