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February 20, 2022
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Pennsylvania Schedule D TP

  • February 20, 2022
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I can't submit my PA tax return. When it does the final check it asks me to review their final calculation. I confirm its right but it keeps flagging it. The following message is displayed: 

 

Schedule D TP: Net cap gain/loss We're still working on PA Schedule D for returns with greater than 100 capital gain transactions. You'll need to get an update before you file your return in order to ensure that all of the calculations are correct. To receive an update, select Check for Updates from the online menu to connect to our website.

 

There is no where for the to select Check of Updates, customer service was of no help. This will be last year I ever do this. No way to send a simple email, no customer service rep tells me if this will be done within a couple days or weeks. I just want to FINISH my taxes. 

 

 

Best answer by thisisveryverytaxing

Same issue - over 100 trades and now it gives this error. Clearly something is wrong with TT here.


UPDATE 3/3 @ 12:15AM: The problem seems to be resolved online and desktop users of TT now! 

 

Worst case, you can always also just print your PA returns out (TT has all the forms filled out) and file by mail if you cannot wait (however you should ensure your 100+ transactions are all accurately reflected on those forms prior to mailing.)

 

Thanks to everyone who has been providing feedback and helping us figure this out, while this was annoying and frustrating, it does seem like TT was working on the fix and just got it deployed later than expected. Best of luck everyone!

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UPDATE 2/28 @ 12:45 PM (EDT): Submissions are still not working, same error. The consensus seems to be that TT will now have the needed fix in place between March 1st - March 3rd. Please keep replying to this thread with any new info you get, I will update my answer here to hopefully help others trying to figure this out.

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Just got off a long call with TT, turns out that PA is the culprit here.

 

The PA E-file system doesn't allow e-filing of the Schedule D form until 2/28 or after - this is why e-file fails but you can still print and mail the form in.

 

Easy solution: wait until 2/28 and attempt filing again then. Hopefully that actually works...

110 replies

Level 2
March 2, 2022

I am done with this **bleep**. requesting refund. 

Level 2
March 3, 2022

Finally, it seem like this issue is fix for me

Level 2
March 3, 2022

Yes, it's working now---or worked for me, at least.

Level 3
March 3, 2022

Just tried again.  NOT working for me.  Still getting same errors on PA tax Schedule D for 'wash sales'.  No updates to load since last week, and there were no PA state tax updates loaded then. 

 

Since it is working for everyone else, I give up on ever getting this resolved this year.  With the bad experience I had with customer service, I will do it manually before calling again.

Level 2
March 3, 2022

3/2: for those who can submit congratulations!  Curious if you are an online or desktop user? I am desktop and still get the same error message (and no update is available)

Level 2
March 3, 2022

Online (through web browser, rather than standalone program) worked for me.

Level 2
March 3, 2022

03/03/2022 at 3:04 AM (EDT). The problem with schedule D TP for PA tax return is FIXED. I was able to e-file my federal and PA state tax with ONLINE version. Some people said it worked with their DESKTOP version too. Thus, I think the problem is FIXED. I am glad that I am with you guys in this community to figure out/get TT attention to fix the issue. Well done!

Level 3
March 3, 2022

Desk top version finally loaded updates this morning, and there are no errors!!!  Only took 3 weeks for TT to take everyone's comments seriously and fix it.  Thank you everyone for your comments and persistence.