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Once your return is accepted for processing by the IRS and/or state, TurboTax has no control over the processing of your return or the release of your refund.    If you have any inquiries regarding any delay, you should contact your state Department of revenue directly for further assistance.   Remember that state tax agencies aren't the IRS. Some of them take longer, especially if they are still looking at your tax return.   You should keep monitoring your state refunds on the next site: How do I track my state's refund?  

PDFs are not importable into TurnboTax.  you can import the 1099-R from financial institutions that partner with TutboTax, but they are not PDFs. These companies produce a special file that is transmitted from their website into your return. you don't see the file.  if they don't partner, manual input is required.   

Au Canada, seule la conjointe a droit au crédit. Au Québec, les deux conditions sont les suivantes;       Madame rencontre la première condition puisqu'elle n'a pas été propriétaire. La deuxième condition demande si Madame a vécu avec Monsieur dans la propriété de Monsieur dans les derniers 4 ans. Si oui, elle devient inadmissible au Québec.    C'est écrit plusclairement ici:   Crédit d'impôt pour achat d'une habitation   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt

To clear the blank Line 16 error, manually fill in the blanks for the State at the Federal level, by following these steps:   Go back to the Federal 1099-R entry screen under, "Wages & Income"  Locate Box 16 and for the State information section (Boxes 14–16) Enter the Amount of the Gross Distribution from Box 1 (or the taxable amount from Box 2a) and type it into Box 16* Ensure the state and the Payer's State ID are filled in  If the ID is missing, you can usually use the Federal EIN from the top of the Form, or contact your state's Department of Revenue   *If Box 14 has an amount, then Box 16 should be filled with either the amount from Box 2a, or Box 1 (if no amount in Box 2a). However, if Box 14 is blank, or has a zero (0), then clear everything out of the boxes (including zeros in Box 14) and leave totally empty.

Thank you for the review   In going into Turbotax to amend, yes I can edit the Roth IRA contribution to the corrected amount, however, the old taxable income/AGI is still written. I do not know how the IRS calcuated my LLC profits as being higher than what they were, so I do not know how do edit that section.  If I amend with the old taxable income/AGI + corrected Roth IRA amount, won't I go through the same process with the IRS again of them having to correct the math error?    And if yes, wouldn't it be easier to just use the 1099-R when doing 2027 taxes to indicate how I corrected the contribution?

Can you clarify what is going on with Missouri?   Are you missing 1099-Rs? Are you missing any other information? Did you try to Schedule a tax call with Missouri?   @user17742003951 

Le calcul de payé en trop pour le RRQ a la ligne 452 ne se fait pas. J'ai payé beaucoup plus que le maximum car j'ai changé d'emploi durant l'année 2025 et je veux avoir le remboursement de l'excédent payé. Comment faire pour que le calcul se fasse dans Turboimpôt?  Merci

You can remove the TurboTax Audit defense while you are filing your return in the File section.  You will be asked to add Audit Defense as an additional service before you finish your return, here you can remove the audit defense if you do not want it.      If you need additional assistance you can contact TurboTax.     TurboTax Audit Support Center   @Wendee in Carlsbad 

It's possible the Smart Check message regarding Box 17 relates to Code AJ.   Per the IRS Instructions for Schedule K-1 List of Codes and References Used in Schedule K-1 (Form 1065), Box 20 Code AJ is used for Excess business loss limitation.    However, some partnerships choose to use this code to report Aggregate Business Activity Gross Income and Aggregate Business Activity Total Deductions, which together total Excess Business Losses for Form 461.   This information is relevant only if your net losses from all businesses are more than $313,000 ($626,000 if filing a joint return). If this doesn't apply to you, you can leave Box 20 Code AJ blank (or do not include this code).   If you do need to file Form 461, leave the amounts blank for Code AJ. You will need to complete Form 461 manually and report any deductible loss per the IRS Instructions for Form 461 - Limitations on Business Losses

There is confusing information. "I am a college student filing single with someone can claim me". If you can be claimed as a dependent by anyone, it must be indicated on your return. even if they don't actually claim you. However, I have my doubts about anyone other than your parents being able to claim you and perhaps they can't either. To be a Qualifying Relative and being eligible to be claimed as a dependent by that OP if all these rules are met: you lived in their household the entire year (temporary absences are ignored) or are related by blood or marriage. your gross income for 2025 is less than $5200 (this includes earned and unearned income)  they provided over ½ of your support. This seems doubtful since you say you paid for your schooling and living expenses  you aren't a qualifying child of another taxpayer. This is not possible if you are providing over 50% of your support  you can’t claim any  dependents you must be a US citizen, resident alien or national or a resident of Canada or Mexico You cannot be a qualifying child of your parents if you (not the OP) are providing over 50% of your support. This seems likely if you (not the op) are paying your living expenses and tuition   however the kiddie tax would apply if you are not over 23 but 1. you are under 18 always applies 2. you are 18 and your earned income is less than or equal to 50% of your support 3) you are 19-23 and a full-time student, but your earned income is less than or equal to 50% of your support      tax credits could be wiping out the kiddie tax The amount you owe, if any, is on line 37 of the 1040   

@brommabo not sure what you mean by a "manual form".  If you mean that he is completing his taxes by hand, then form 1095-A would be used to complete form 8962 and that form maps to form 1040. While, it may not seem "right", it's the law.  Talk to your Congressman 😉   It would be best if you claimed him since you can and YOU enter form 1095-A on YOUR tax return.  That way you get the $500 other dependent credit. 

That's strange because from what I have googled, mac OS 14, will run on iMacs from 2019 and newer. macOS 13 is End of Life. I find it hard to imagine that Apple would be abandoning users after just 3 years. (Or even less since they EoL'd it last year.)