State tax filing

1099R income was reported as NY sourced. I am a NY NONresident but the income is not showing in the NY income column. How do I get the system to properly show the sourcing?

I would appreciate guidance on state tax residency and sourcing of wages.Facts:Single taxpayer. Moved to Illinois in July 2025 and have maintained an apartment there since then. Physically living and working in Illinois. New full-time job starts June 15, 2026. Employer is headquartered in California. Employment is remote; work will generally be performed from Illinois. I expect to spend approximately 3 months in California during 2026, but I will return to Illinois for the remainder of the year and consider Illinois my home. Prior to June 15, 2026, I was unemployed/self-employed, but had no business income. I may make occasional trips to California for meetings or visits. Employer onboarding was completed using my Illinois address.Questions:For 2026, would Illinois be considered my resident state for income tax purposes? Since the employer is based in California, should my wages generally be subject to Illinois withholding only, assuming I am working remotely from Illinois? Does Califo

I did however got my New York State Tax Return Refund

I filed my MO State taxes and received an email that it was accepted. I also paid my MO taxes due through turbotax. I did the same with my federal return and the amount was deducted from my bank account 3 days later. MO has NEVER deducted the money from my account. How should I proceed?r

For the last two months I’ve been trying to file my state tax and I’ve had a horrible time trying to figure it out. Today I spoke with (Nyla) she was absolutely amazing. She took her time spoke very kindly. And we figured out my taxes. It is very refreshing to have someone who is so nice on the other side of the phone who will take their time to listen to you So thank you so much, Nyla

2025 taxes, Full time student age 18 received $4245 scholarships and grants against 1462 qualified educational expenses net 2783 taxable income. He is a dependent, parents filing married joint. Standard Deduction Worksheet for Dependents, earned income line 1 3233, therefore line 3a 3233, therefore line 3c  3233 feeding 1040 line 12e. Calculated No taxes due federal. California Standard Deduction Worksheet for Dependents, line 1 3233, line 2 mnimum standard deduction 1350, line 3 = larger of the 2 = 3233, line 4 by filing status 5706, so line 5 standard deduction = smaller = 3233. California FTB says standard deduction should have been 1350, not 3233. Why the discrepancy? If Turbotax calculated this wrong, and we had everything entered right, do we have any recourse on the penalty charged? 

TurboTax 2025 Desktop (MacOS) chooses the College Tuition Credit instead of the College Tuition Itemized Deduction even though it's better. The College Tuition Itemized Deduction is calculated using IT-272 Worksheets 1 and 2. It doesn't appear TurboTax filled out these worksheets because they aren't present in the "New York Forms" menu. If it had, it would have calculated that using the College Tuition Itemized Deduction resulted in higher tax savings than College Tuition Credit. The "College Tuition Qualified Expenses Optimization Worksheet" form doesn't seem to work. Why doesn't TurboTax fill out IT-272 Worksheets 1 and 2? How did it decide to use College Tuition Credit instead of College Tuition Itemized Deduction?  

Facts:Single taxpayer. Moved to Illinois in July 2025 and have maintained an apartment there since then. New fully remote job with a California-based employer starts June 15, 2026. Prior to June 15, 2026, I was unemployed/self-employed and had no business income. During that period, I spent approximately 76 days in California for personal reasons. Illinois apartment lease remains in my name (currently sublet beginning June 9, 2026). At the time of hire, I provided my Illinois address to my employer, and payroll was set up based on Illinois. I own rental property in California. I currently hold a California driver’s license. I expect to be physically present in California for approximately 99 days from June 15 through September 15, 2026, while working remotely. As a result, I expect to be physically present in California for approximately 175 total days during 2026 through mid-September. The California residence is temporary and is not leased in my name. I expect to return to Illinois a

I received a "statement of proposed audit change" from new york state showing an amount due and saying I have to pay it by June 25th. It also states that I can disagree with the statement, which I do, and they would cease trying to collect the balance due while the disagreement is being reviewed by them but that interest and penalties will continue to accrue. Although I feel I will win the disagreement and review, I'd like to pay the balance due while in protest status and then receive a refund once the review is complete. I normally pay my tax bills to New York online which is what I plan to do, but the letter they sent has a payment coupon and the following verbiage "I agree with the proposed audit changes and agree to pay the amount due" and "I also agree to the following" and "I waive my right to receive, and formally protest in the Bureau of Conciliation and Mediation Services or the Division of Tax Appeals, a Notice of Deficiency or Notice of Determination related to the amount d

Why does turbo tax calculate the STAR Credit (School Tax Relief) on Form 1127 on lines on Schedule B Lines A1 and A2 when these credits are not eligible anymore and should be a credit on the NY State return which Turbo Tax did not apply it to that return either.

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It's pulling up one of the forms I uploaded, but I don't see where there error is or how to fix it.

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For New Mexico, Turbo Tax seems to be using the 2024 PIT-ADJ Instructions, instead of the 2025 PIT-ADJ Instructions.  As a result, it is miscalculating the net capital gains deduction limit to be 40% up to $1,000,000, instead of $2,500.  The 40% limit now only applies to net capital gain income from the sale of a business that is allocated or apportioned to New Mexico. See below.  https://www.tax.newmexico.gov/individuals/online-services-overview/personal-income-tax-forms/2025:LINE 16. Net capital gains deductionYou may deduct all or part of your net capital gains reportedand claimed on your federal tax return. You may deduct thegreater of:• 100% of your net capital gains, not to exceed $2,500; or• 40% of up to $1,000,000 of your net capital gain incomefrom the sale of a business that is allocated or apportioned to New Mexico pursuant to Section 7-2-11 NMSA1978 for the taxable year for which the deduction isbeing claimed.2024LINE 16. Net capital

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Check on my refund. My social security number is 326-25-4537, Bob Friendly bob.friendly@gmail.com 

Received a Letter of Adjustment from Michigan Department of Treasury.  They zeroed out my 2025 form 4884 retirement and pension benefits subtraction.  The letter provided no reason for the adjustment, just the adjustment to zero and the following collator adjustments due to that change, zeroing out our refund and ending with a balance due. I have completely reviewed my 2025 Michigan Income Tax Return and found no errors.Curious if anyone knows the reason for this adjustment or if this is happening to many people from Michigan. 

I did not claim any donations on my Federal forms because I was taking the standard deduction, so it would not have counted. But for IN taxes I need to claim that donation for the University to get a State match. Should I go back to my Federal form and add that donation?

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Maryland gross income is calculated from federal income with both additions and subtractions (for dependent tax payers). If that income is below the threshold to file, then you don't owe any state taxes, correct? So if there was no tax withheld from your income, then there would be no reason to file. But if you did file a state return (because you were a part-year resident, moving to another state I guess?), but the tax liability was entered as zero, how can you still owe local/county tax? If the state tax is zero, then wouldn't the county tax also be zero?

I live in California and work remotely for a New York employer. I understand that there is tension between the NY convenience-of-the-employer rule and the CA rule (that all income earned while present in CA counts as a California source). There is mixed guidance online about whether I can claim a credit on my CA return for the NY tax. Turbotax automatically applies the credit. Will the Turbotax Lifetime Guarantee apply if this interpretation turns out to be incorrect? 

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After selecting e-file of Federal and State Returns, the program asked about "...need a little information that we didn't need earlier."  The info was in regard to last year's tax return. I inputted the info it asked for but after selecting Continue, ''...taxable portion on income is calculated using the worksheet below.  Clear this value" Deleted info , Continue button, goes back into review and "...need a little more info..."  Last year my State Tax bombed because something got screwed up, I submitted a "hard copy" and mailed it to State. So no matter what I input to last year's entry, the Turbo Tax program doesn't like the answer and goes back and asks for the information again and no matter how I try to manipulate the input, it's not acceptable. HOW DO I BREAK THIS LOOP?

We make estimated quarterly payments based on dividend income. In the 4th quarter, we sold stock for a capital gain and made a higher 4th quarter estimate. We filed our taxes through TurboTax and they said we had no penalty. Now, two months later, we get a letter from the Indiana government saying we owe $27 penalty. The amount is no big deal, but I'm not understanding why TurboTax didn't calculate this? My research shows it may have to do with the timing of the payments and we possibly should have filed IT 2210, however, when we go back into our taxes, it just keeps saying no penalty is owed. I want to understand how to deal with this to prevent the same problem in the future.