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It depends. You do not need to pay taxes to your old county on money earned while living in the new one, but often PA jurisdictions will have a page in the return to be filled out if you moved during the year.  The purpose of this page is to prorate your wages between the addresses.  Since you have separate W-2s, you will fill the page out with actual numbers from the W-2s to split the wages.   Then, prepare each jurisdiction's return and include only the W-2 that was generated while you lived within each. The local information will be found on the w-2 in boxes 18-20.

@ eznoh wrote: I've done all that and TT (Windows desktop version) even lets you edit the IP PIN you will be submitting but it only allows 5 characters and my PIN is 6. My e-file was rejected 4 or 5 times yesterday. Looks like paper for me. 😓 Since you are using desktop software, have you checked for the latest TurboTax updates?   If it were me, I wouldn't file on paper unless it was a last resort.  A paper return guarantees that a return will not be processed for weeks or longer.   The filing deadline is still a month off.  If necessary, you could phone TurboTax Support (link below) to see if there's any known IP PIN entry issue pending repair, but there is not a noticeable increase in people posting IP PIN issues in the forum.    Look at the 2 images I posted below.    Is the first one what your screen looks like (or similar) when entering the 6 digits? .         . It's also possible to enter the IP PIN in Forms Mode on the Federal Information Worksheet, Part VII.  Or is it not working there either??   See this image: .       . Otherwise, if you wish, you can phone TurboTax Customer Support to see if there is any known issue. Hours are 5AM-9PM Pacific, 7 days/week. https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/contact/

If you are stuck on a screen, try logging out, restarting your device, and logging in again.   If you are using a Self-Employed version of TurboTax, you can enter your business expenses manually.   In TurboTax Desktop, Home & Business, go to the Business tab and select Business Income and Expenses. Once you open the Business section, categories appear for income and expenses. In Premier, there is also a section for self-employed/ business income and expenses.   In TurboTax Online, Go to Self-Employed Income and Expenses under Wages and Income  Select your business activity or enter a new one by clicking "Add a/another line of work". Continue past the business profile and income questions.  Select Skip where prompted if you don't want to import information. Select a category of expenses and enter the information. See also this help article for more information.      

If you are asking for a refund for your TurboTax product, 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.   If you are asking about your TurboTax fees, you can review your fees using the instructions below to find out why you're being charged. 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 on 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 Service using this link:  Turbo Tax Customer Service 

Well, after some digging, here is the rest of the story.   Arizona has Form 309 to claim credit for taxes paid in other states. HOWEVER, you cannot use it for Oregon and a handful of other states (14 total). So, Arizona will tax your capital gain in Oregon or these other states. BUT you can claim the AZ taxes on your non-resident return in OR.   That is why Turbotax would not allow me to take a credit for OR taxes paid. It actually added the AZ credit to my OR return. All good.   By the way, none of the AI helpers were useful. I had to read the instruction to Form 309 myself.

You can remove a "Sale of Business Property" that you added in error. You can delete your entries for sale of business property by going back to that section in TurboTax. You can review your screens and delete any entries.   First, you can delete your entries for a sale of business property as follows: Click on the search icon in the upper right of your TurboTax screen Type "sale of business property" in the search box Click on the link "Jump to sale of business property" Follow through your screens and delete any entries you made. If a Form 4797, "Sales of Business Property" was created and remains in your return, you can delete that Form using the following instructions:.   If you are using TurboTax Desktop: Click on "Forms" in the upper right corner of your TurboTax screen to switch to Forms Mode In your left panel under "Forms in My Return" Scroll down to "Form 4797 Sales of Business Property" Click on the form and it will display in your right panel In the bottom left of the form in your right panel click on "Delete Form" If you are using TurboTax Online: Choose Tax Tools option on the left menu bar in the federal section of TurboTax Choose Tools Under Other Helpful Links choose Delete a form F Find the Form 4797 Sales of Business Property and click on the option to delete it

To print your tax return, follow the instructions from this TurboTax article: https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/turbotax-support/en-ca/help-article/print-file/print-copy-tax-return-turbotax/L3SIJv7YS_CA_en_CA   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.

Please clarify.  Did you reach the screen Here's the amount of Foreign Earned Income you can exclude?   Did you qualify under the Bona Fide Resident Test or the Physical Presence Test?   What dates living abroad did you report?   Did you claim a foreign housing exclusion?   You may always elect to file your tax return with expert help.  See this TurboTax Help.   To elect expert help, select Get expert help in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

The IRS address in Kansas City (Zip Code 64999) is a legitimate processing center, and receiving Letter 12C is just a request for manual verification of details your e-file couldn't automatically confirm, often due to a mismatch in reported withholding or estimated tax payments as compared to what they expected.    To resolve this, you should send the requested documents, including the IRS letter to one of the methods provided. If you prefer to mail them to the Missouri address, I suggest you use Certified Mail with a Return Receipt for your records, as this provides legal proof of delivery while you wait for the IRS to finish processing your 2025 return. Faxing, however, will be cheaper and provide you with an instant proof of submission.