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@user17748294106 wrote: ....that probably disqualified me as being even "quasi-luddite"🤣 It probably does except there are those who qualify because they're resistant to change and, as you should know, tech changes continually and rapidly.

As you go through your Maryland return, you will get to a screen Maryland Wage Income.  In the Wages From Maryland Sources box, you would enter the amount of your Maryland wages that you earned while living in Texas.   When you get to your Virginia return, you will get to a screen Part-Year Allocation where you can subtract the amount of income from the Federal Total that you allocated to Maryland as a Texas resident.  This way, you are not taxed in Virginia on the income taxed by Maryland for your period of residence in Texas.

Yes, the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) uses a First-In, First-Out (FIFO) approach for applying these credits. By law, if you have credit carryovers from several years, you’ll need to use the oldest credits first.

I have followed the above steps, but the payment "credit" is still not reflected on my personal tax return and decreasing my tax owed.    @PatriciaV    This is a major TurboTax blind spot and has been for years. 

 Delete your State Return and then re enter to see if this might help.    Open your return. In the left-hand menu, select State Taxes. On the "Status of your state returns" screen, look for your state (e.g., Minnesota). Click the trash can icon or the Delete link next to the state name. Confirm that you want to delete the state. Close your return to save the change. Re enter your state return

"Error 2"  I received the same error over multiple days, on multiple returns, with TT closures, updates and re-checking it and my forms for errors over and over again, with nothing helping.  I also checked for virus and firewalls or other system processes blocking it but nothing was flagged.  I finally closed all other browsers and programs (Not virus and other protection though.), and with only TT running tried and succeeded with the e-filing at that point.   

Hi,   I also need to correct my NJ Amended form which was rejected. Can you please tell me how you were able to correct the amendment? Did you print it off and just cross out and pen in the correct answers...not sure what is acceptable on the form?   Thanks!!!

Thank you!   Is there a way to look at my MO-1040? I attempted to do so using Tax Tools (Tools and Print Center) but neither allowed me to see the draft state 1040. Turbotax online may allow me to see the form once I pay for the return, but I don't want to do that until I can understand what is happening with the credit amount.    And thanks for the confirmation that the credit is non-refundable. My total liability is 39,265, so it can absorb the full credit amount and then I would be due a refund from withholding. 

That is likely correct. If you are active duty military and your home of record is Ohio but you were stationed elsewhere during the tax year, you will probably not be required to pay Ohio school district income tax on your military pay since that pay is deductible on your Ohio tax return. However, you may owe Ohio school district tax if you have any non-military income that was earned in Ohio.   The Ohio Department of Taxation recommends that members of the military file Form SD100 if your legal residence is located in an Ohio school district with an income tax even if there is no  school district income tax liability.