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We are recently married and have two separate state income tax refunds to enter for 2016 ...yet it doesn't let me enter each 2015 tax info for each of us. what do we do??

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 5, 2019
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TurboTax Deluxe Online

Level 15

Add the two state tax refunds together and enter the sum as the total state tax refund. When filing a joint tax return there is no need to indicate who the state tax refunds belong to.

rvierling09Author

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That would be great! If there is no resolution it means that anyone that files their taxes with turbotax in the first year they are getting married gets penalized on the their state income refund because they aren't able to put in both. In my opinion they owe a LONG EXPLANATION / compensation to anyone they have screwed out of money due to the inability to enter both previous years federal tax returns.