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Sra302002 did you revisit all the steps in "Your refund info"? You have to click through several continues to get back to it. Don’t delete the form, that doesn’t work in TurboTax online. It doesn’t hurt anything, just gives you a couple jinky things to fill out but it doesn’t help you. 

Delete form 4547, @sra302002   And, then, in the File steps, when it asks about your refund, unselect the Trump Account box or do not re-select it.        How to delete forms in TurboTax Online  How to delete forms in TurboTax Desktop  

It is correct that TurboTax Desktop (Premier or Home & Business) will allow you to fill out Form 3115, but it does not support e-filing it. This requires a paper return. See: How do I file my return by mail?   When Form 3115 is involved, you must mail two copies. One with your tax return and a separate signed copy to the IRS in Ogden, UT to this address: Internal Revenue Service, Ogden, UT 84201, Attn: M/S 6111.   Make sure the copy sent to the Ogden address is signed and dated.   To find this Form in TurboTax Desktop, you can:   TurboTax should generate instructions; if it did not, you can find the necessary information as follows: Click on Forms at the top right of your TurboTax screen to switch to Forms Mode Scroll down the list of Forms in the left panel of your TurboTax screen to find the instruction sheet for Form 3115 Click on it and  Click on print at the bottom left of the form that is displayed in the right panel of your TurboTax return See also: Form 3115 Instructions for Form 3115  If you have additional information or questions regarding this, please return to Community and we would be glad to help.

What  was revised?  Looks the same to me.  My answer still stands.  Turbo Tax is doing it according to the IRS.  Read my post above and check the screenshot of the IRS instructions.  And here is the actual IRS Schedule 1-A.  LIne 35 says to Subtract line 34 from 6,000 (not 12,000).  If you have questions you have to complain to your congressman.     

This might be an option as we follow-up with the employer. We definitely owe $$ and at this point we will also owe late fees since they withheld less due to the two separate employers for the year. So is it still worth filling out form 4852 when we plan to file an extension?     

You can get back to the screens in TurboTax that ask if you want to share data using the steps listed below. If you have already submitted your return after answering this question, you can  revoke your consent at any time via email to Intuit.    The email can be sent to: privacy@intuit.com. You can state something like,  "I am revoking my consent for Intuit to use or disclose my tax return information for any purpose other than the preparation and filing of my tax return."   If you are using TurboTax Online you can: Click on "Review" in the left panel of your  TurboTax screen, Continue through your screens until you see the screen that says, "We just need your OK on a couple of things" This is the screen where you can change your answer regarding sharing your personal data. You can also access this by clicking on these topics in the left panel of your TurboTax screen TurboTax account Data & Privacy Data used for Intuit products Manage how your info is used across Intuit. If you are using TurboTax Desktop, you can: Click on the tax "Review" near the top of your TurboTax screen in the gray bar. Click on "Continue" You can review your screens right to the filing process Correct your answer to decline sharing personal information with TurboTax   Click here for How TurboTax Safeguards Our Customers' Data   Click here to visit Intuit's Privacy Page.  If you have additional information or questions regarding this, please return to Community and we would be glad to help.

Hey, thanks a lot for the reply.   I'm using the online version, and I don't have business expense except passthroughs from K1s. But I don't find in the K1 sections where it asks for the depreciation adjustments for states, so I am still confused. Do you possibly know where in the online version that it might allow me to edit that Georgia depreciation?   Thanks,