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MO taxes were rejected because capital gain subtraction on form MO-A did not equal capital gain on federal 1040. I thought it was updated

gailann43 — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 20:29:00 GMT

Re: MO taxes were rejected because capital gain subtraction on form MO-A did not equal capital ga...

CatinaT1 — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 14:46:20 GMT

Yes, this has been corrected.

To fix this:

1. Log back into your TurboTax account.

2. Go back to Missouri and continue to the 'Allocate Your Income' screen.

3. If the Taxpayer Capital Gains portion is a negative amount, then enter the Spouse Capital Gains portion as a negative amount.

4. After you have made the changes go back through review, clear all errors, and re-transmit the return.

Re: MO taxes were rejected because capital gain subtraction on form MO-A did not equal capital ga...

gailann43 — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 20:47:39 GMT

Thank you. That’s exactly what my turbo tax said to do. But I found out from another reply that this doesn’t work the same way because I did the desktop version which means all the data is stored on my computer. So the fix has to be done through the desktop version and not online. I didn’t know that. I was given different ways to fix it. I wish I had known that before. Still working on it.