State tax filing

I have paid for both federal and state returns, was able to efile IRS and have received my return.  But I get errors on the state solar tax credit saying I need to fix a few fields, but it doesn't allow me to make the change.  I tried to delete and start over and it said I can't because I've already paid.  How can I fix I get help to fix this? 

Turbo Tax 2025 is requiring that I supply contact information for Health Care Coverage Information on my Virginia State Tax return which I do not want to request and that the State of Virginia does not require.   It does not include a question asking if I want to request the information and it would not complete my state tax return e-file unless I supply contact information from either Medicaid or the Health Care Exchange or both.  The only way around answering the question is to file my Virginia return by mail.  This was also the case last tax year.   Has anyone else run into this problem?

I am running the desktop TurboTax on an up to date Mac OS. When I download my state forms (Virginia), the program immediately crashes and crashes upon opening until I delete the VAI_25.formset folder. Things I have already done: • restart the computer• run the program from an administrator account• try to download state from the program menu rather than the application window• checked for program updates• delete the entire application and reinstalled it A call to customer support suggested to delete the com.intuit.turbotax files in Application Support, but that folder does not even exist (and I have hidden files set to visible). There is a TurboTax 2025 folder in Application Support but I am leery of deleting that entire folder unless this is the official recommendation. Everything in normal TurboTax 2025 runs just fine and I am ready to do state taxes and file, but I cannot. Help? Update: Playing with the files in the VAI_25 folder, inclusion of any file

I have income from a university fellowship that is reported on my Federal Tax as "Other Reportable Income".  New Jersey State does not tax this fellowship.  In past years TurboTax State - New Jersey had a column in the "Other Non-Wage Income" section to input how much of this income was "Attributable to NJ".  That column no longer exists in the 2025 version.  So , now how do I remove this portion of my income from what is taxed in NJ.   

I’m looking for guidance on NY vs IL wage allocation for a 2025 part-year move.I lived in New York City from Jan 1 – Jun 5, 2025, and then moved to Illinois, where I worked remotely for the remainder of the year. Details:- W-2 reports NY wages in Box 18 (tied to a NY office)- W2 has my IL apartment address, Employer address is NY. - I have flight tickets to IL, lease of apartment in IL. - Employment verification letter lists below, while also confirming continued employment throughout 2025- Workplace indicator: Traditional office- Work location: New York, NY However, in practice:- I worked fully remotely for the entire year and did not physically work in New York during 2025- No NY office or desk was assigned to me- After my move on June 5, I worked exclusively from Illinois- My Illinois address was updated in company records after the move Filing approach (draft):- NY part-year resident: Jan 1 – Jun 5- IL part-year resident: Jun 6 – Dec 31- Wages allocated bet

NY IT-196 issue: MFS mortgage interest capped at $375K (federal), not $500K NY limit. Deduction understated. Workaround?

How is boat sales tax calculated in Texas?

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Does the Federal 179 deduction for improvements to rental property apply to DC form D-30, as long as the expenses are below $25000?

I worked remotely from Georgia all year for university of Vermont and my W2 does not show VT taxes withheld. Do i need to file VT non resident taxes?

I am trying to input state income tax payments so that (a) the correct amount is shown/deducted for Federal purposes and (b) the correct amount is shown  for estimated payments made to the state.  Example is as follows (Illustrative #)2025 PaymentsJan -500 (estimated payment for 2024)April - 300 (amount paid - balance of tax due for 2024)April/June/September - $1500 (Q1-Q3 estimated payments for 2025 taxesJan 2026 - $1500 (Q4 payment)In the Federal section I show the four payments in 2025 ($500  in Jan 4500 in April/June Sept) plus the $300 payment so that is $5,300 which is the amount of state income tax paid in 2025 for Federal. However the state tax carries forward the $5300 as I did not input the $1500 Jan 2026 payment, but for 2026 estimated taxes are $6000 not the $5300.  So TurboTax is carrying forward the $5300 (as input) but there is nowhere I can see to show that my actual 2025 estimated payments were $6000.  If I input the Jan 2026 payment it is

I understand that Oregon allows a deduction from OR income that is based on federal service prior to 1 Oct 1991.   The Federal Service "to" date is the ending date of your federal service on which the retirement pay is based.  You should also find a request for the Federal Service "from" or beginning date.  The percentage of your service prior to Oct 1991 is used to deduct from your OR taxable federal pension.  I have 2 periods of federal service that when combined make up my federal pens amount.  My first period of federal service was from 09-05-1978 to 08-01-1980 and then from 06-01-1993 to 12-31-2019.    When the federal government calculated my federal retirement, they ran the prior period of service to the beginning date of my 2nd period.  The retirement dates that they showed from me was from 07-04-1991 to 12-31-2019.  What dates do I record under the federal pension section of Turbo Tax? How do I get credit for all

I live in NY and work in NJ.  In past years, I got a credit on my NY state tax return that was exactly equal to the tax liability on my NJ non-resident return.  This year, the credit on my NY return is smaller than the amount of NJ tax paid, and I am trying to figure out why. The problem first appears on my NY Form IT-112-R, where the credit is calculated.  Line 24(a) asks for the amount of tax paid to the other state by the taxpayer (me).  The number listed there is smaller than the amount of tax on my NJ return.  I can't figure out where this smaller number comes from.  I am using TurboTax Premium online.  I used the print center to download a draft of the return with all worksheets.  On the "IT-112-R (NJ) Resident Tax Credit -- Smart Worksheet", the number listed for "Amount of tax imposed by the other state" is correct.  I could not find any worksheet that shows how the smaller number on line 24(a) of the Ir-112-R is calcu

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I'm filing Illinois state taxes for my daughter and it's been rejected for non-matching driver's license information. (It's for my first-time-filing daughter, so we can't do AGI or IL pin, but matching Driver's license info is supposed to be sufficient).  The issue is her Driver's license has her middle name and TurboTax won't allow me to input it. I've seen this advice posted (see below) by TT experts, however following #6 isn't currently possible in Turbotax: "Enter each field exactly as it is on your Drivers License or state ID (First Name, Middle Name, Last Name, Suffix (leave blank if necessary), and weight." That's the issue... I'm unable to access all the fields. The initial state of the Electronic Filing Information form fields are state, driver's license #, Expiration date, and Issued date. Then, when you go to file, TurboTax calls out an issue with Electronic Filing Information for Illinois and provides that secondary opportunity to "add driver's

Pension for disabled person under age 62 is not being excluded from income in New Jersey.  Why?  The person is showing as disabled on line 8 in the return and getting the $1000 additional deduction.

the beneficiary attended a service academy, so there should be a waiver of the penalty for non-qualified distributions, i cannot find where to claim this waiver in turbotax

Issue: Software prevents Federal e-filing due to a mandatory, non-removable Washington "Working Families Tax Credit" application with a $0 refundProblem: As a Washington resident, I do not have a state income tax return to file. However, the software forced a "Washington State" program onto my return to check eligibility for the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC). Even after determining I was ineligible ($0 refund), TurboTax blocked my Federal e-file with the error: "Returns with zero WFTC refund are not eligible for electronic filing. These rules are set by the Washington State Department of Revenue."UX Failure:The Loop: Even after attempting to "Remove State Return," the software continues to flag the Washington return as "unfinished," preventing Federal transmission.Ghost Forms: In Forms Mode, there was no visible WA form to delete.Requested Fix: TurboTax needs to update its validation logic for non-income tax states. If a user has a $0 WFTC eligibility, the software should automati

We were part time residents of Georgia (1/1 to 3/28) and Virginia the rest of the year.  I did my federal return and then my Virginia return (part time resident).  I am working on the Georgia part time return.  The program is not making the right corrections for Georgia income based on my Virginia return.  Several of the numbers are incorrect but there is no way to correct the Georgia income number.  I have reworked both returns several times but the Georgia numbers don't change.  How do I get the numbers correct?

I am unable to change the "month" for a debit card  It is stuck on 11 (November) and will not change. 

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I am filing a California single-member LLC Form 568 in TurboTax Premier desktop. The LLC is a disregarded entity. During Smart Check, TurboTax says the LLC return is not e-fileable, but none of the listed exceptions seem to apply.My form shows:M(1) Schedule R apportionment = Noline 4 PTE elective tax = 0line 5 nonconsenting nonresident members tax = 0line 11 withholding = 0U(1) disregarded entity = YesGG(2) first year doing business = Yesall other L–KK items = NoHas anyone identified the actual trigger, or is this a TurboTax Premier limitation/bug?

I have $60k of worthless stock from a small business investment I am writing off.  I enter it Federal Return and it treates it properly, taking it against ordinary income. In my state CA taxes, this $60k is adjusted out completely, presumably because CA treates this loss differently, but it doesn't appear anywhere else in my taxes.  CA does allow me to write off worthless stock, but the program doesn't move it anywhere, it just eliminates it.   It does this whether I select sec. 1242 loss or 1244, though it does change how things are calculated based on the $50k cap for adjustment to ordinary income with 1244 stock 

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