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Thank you for responding ...however.... You're still not answering my question.  I want to review what the AGI entry IS !!! I wish I could have a remote desktop session with you....to show you that I've RE-INPUTTED carefully the IRS IP PIN number into the proper field of the 'primary' member pin then clicked on 'save'.  I am inputting the number I have obtained directly from the IRS website ( 6-digits !) and entered it into the proper field under "Other tax situations' section.    You're telling me not to believe my eyes and copying skills to get the current IRS IP PIN directly from the IRS website and inputting that into the turboxtax app section to edit IP PIN section.    I'm starting to believe there is a deliberate bug in the turboxtax app to frustrate users to settle and just mail in the 2025 return The reject error states a conflict with primary IP PIN which is me....but the app will NOT transmit the IP PIN that I have edited because the IRS continues to reject the IP PIN that they are providing. Please effectively help me Thank you

If you mean you are still waiting on a refund and it's been over 21 days here are some ways to check on the status.   If your tax return has been accepted you might also be able to access your transcript from the IRS. Get My IRS Transcript Current Year Transcript Availability IRS-Where's My Refund?

Nope, on the first day, it said you've used up your attempts for the day. Then the next day, the site redirected me to a page that said "site is unavailable, check back later. "   I'm not making this up!

If TurboTax has created an unneeded form, you can delete the form.   See this help article and below for the steps to Delete a Form in TurboTax Online:    Open or continue your return. On Tax Home, select Start, Continue, or Pick up where you left off to enter your return. In the left menu, select Tax Tools and then Tools. In the pop-up window Tool Center, choose Delete a form. (Look for any form or worksheet relating to Other State Credit) Select Delete next to the form, schedule, and worksheet in the list and follow the instructions on the screen.

Your tax rate can be found in one of two ways.  Take your total tax divided by your taxable income on your Form 1040 (Line 24/Line 15). Take the total tax divided by your adjusted gross income (before deductions) (Line 24/Line 11a or 11b which is the same number) The latter is a better reflection of your tax rate based on your overall income.   There are many factors that actually go into this formula, but the simple answer is what is provided above.   @stodman 

Before you start deleting, let's get into the drainage tile. You said they were depreciated. Depreciation is recaptured the first year of the sale, it is not part of the installment sale. The 4797 isn't going to clear and the income will remain for all depreciated items. The bare land is a capital gain and can be sold as installment sale. The gross profit ratio is calculated on the gain portion.   If you want to delete the 4797 and 6252 from forms, you can.  Online:  In the left-hand menu, click Tax Tools > Tools. Select Delete a form. Look for forms and worksheets related to issue Additional help, see  How do I view and delete forms in TTO? Desktop: switch to Forms mode and delete

I am not sure where you are looking, but qualified dividends are taxed the same as long-term capital gains, so perhaps the number you see is the sum of the two.   Also, short-term capital gains are taxed the same as ordinary income, so perhaps the short-term gains were removed from the capital gains number. 

If you are referring to the Business Code for a Schedule C business, you can edit the code as follows:    TurboTax Online:   Select Self-Employment Income under Income Find your Schedule C in the Self-Employment section and click on the pencil icon to Edit Scroll down to Business Summary Click the pencil icon to Edit next to the name of the business Click Edit next to Business Code under Tax Details You can either change the number in the entry field or click the button for Look Up Business Codes, enter a brief description, and click Search to find an appropriate code and select it.   TurboTax Desktop:   Open your Schedule C business in TurboTax Click Start or Update next to Business Profile - General Business information Scroll down until you find Business Code. Click Edit  You can either change the number in the entry field or click the button for Look Up Business Codes, enter a brief description, and click Search to find an appropriate code and select it.  

You can't e-file a state return unless the federal is also e-filed.   If you already e-filed the federal, you have to wait until it is accepted before you can access the state return.   What is the status of your federal return now?   How do I e-file my state after I already filed my federal?

Try using the link below for your software and delete only the financial institution you want to remove.   Use the link below for your version of TurboTax to delete a form. If you're using TurboTax Online software and need to delete a form, click here. If you're using TurboTax Desktop software and need to delete a form, click here. Once completed you can enter summary totals manually for this financial institution which will be easily done.   A solution can be to enter summary transactions if you have many transactions. Your brokerage statements should include a summary of your transactions, grouped by sales category, for example, Box A short-term covered or Box D long-term covered.   You can always use direct entry if you choose, with summary totals.  The only exception is wash sales, which must be entered separately, if you have any. Where do I enter Form 1099-B? (Ignore import) How do I mail Form 8453? (review if alerted)

Do you have an HSA? If so, the amount distributed from the HSA (presumably for qualified medical expenses) has been transferred to Schedule A, along with insurance reimbursements, on the assumption that you entered ALL medical expenses, not just the ones that were not reimbursed by insurance or covered by your HSA.   See if what you are seeing makes sense from this point of view...

@Bwana_Jones wrote: Guess you've never heard of children who outgrown their clothing, furniture, and toys...  With 3 kids, now grown, I sure have but then we always just gave those things away to friends, relatives. and others in need. Guess you're just greedy.