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This is correct. I am not seeing the option which Amy had mentioned in TT Premium on Windows and also on Android. This appears to be a gap in TurboTax, which they will hopefully address in one of the upcoming releases.  

Thank you for the reply, DianeW777. I think I did not post this in the correct place, I don't see the actual fanfare post I meant to refer to, but your response was helpful nonetheless. I had been wondering about the method fanfare recommended in which you do "fudge" the 1099-R to show the Taxable amount you calculate with your manually created Inherited IRA Form 8606, then you e-file, then once it's accepted you send in the inherited iRA form 8606 you prepared with a singed 1040-X that is blank b/c you aren't changing anything.   But you have "fudged" things to get TurboTax to print the correct numbers (I have to do this for NJ too b/c of backdoor Roths that confuse TurboTax), and I'm not sure what errors would therefore be transmitted, so I guess paper filing is the way to go to avoid injecting confusion/errors. It is VERY frustrating that we cannot just generate the correct Inherited IRA Form 8606 and include it with our e-file!!!

Sorry, I left out a key part of my question.  On the worksheet for Sch A, line 5 it shows my 2025 state income tax withheld on Line 1, ~15k, it shows on line 3 $7000 for 2024 state estimated taxes paid in 2025.  These two total to give me a ~$22k deduction minus the $1571 mentioned earlier for a deduction of ~$21k for 2025 for state income tax.  The $7000 of 4th qtr taxes paid on 1/15/25 is included in this total.  This is where it feels like a double dip.  I credited this to my 2024 taxes paid and now it looks like it is added to my 2025 taxes paid (minus the $1571).  It does not seem right to get a credit for the $7000 twice.

If you're using TurboTax Online, after deleting Form 8889, clear your Cache and Cookies and step through the HSA interview again.  Ensure you have indicated you have a Qualifying High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) for 2025.   @jhdollarhide 

There is no separate Georgia kiddie tax treatment, and no special Georgia adjustment just because you reported the child’s unearned income on your federal return.  Georgia just starts from federal AGI and then applies the normal Georgia adjustments, if any.   TurboTax will handle the transfer to your GA return automatically.   

The two leases from which I received income in 2025 date to the 1920s. To my knowledge, they were first owned by my step-grandfather. My grandmother inherited them on this death and my Dad did subsequently. I bought several leases from my Dad's estate. I have received income for around 20 years and I have never seen the percentage of ownership question. My husband has aa third lease with a different history and that lease was divided among a number of heirs. Is one lease usually owned by one person or more than one? I've just assumed the owners are a group. Taxes were reported on 1099-MISC for all three. Total gross income for all three is less than $  100. Doesn't seem like this is worth the hassle of phoning the landsmen (or whatever) to find the ownership percentage. Should I? Thank you for your help.

Try entering 0 for the AGI. The IRS might have processed your return later so the AGI didn't get entered in time.  Especially if you mailed it.  That works for most people. See, https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/rejections/help/what-if-i-entered-the-correct-agi-and-i-m-still-getting-an-e-file-reject/00/27031 How to correct the AGI in the Online version https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/agi/help/where-do-i-correct-my-agi-in-turbotax-online/00/26311 If you can’t get it to efile you will have to print and mail it. https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/printing/help/how-do-i-print-and-mail-my-return-in-turbotax-online/00/26258 Be sure to attach copies of your W2s and any 1099s that have withholding on them.  You have to mail federal and state in separate envelopes because they go to different places.  Get a tracking number from the post office when you mail them for proof of filing.

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