State tax laws may vary! That’s the biggest takeaway from this post.
While many states conform to the IRS tax guidelines, at least to a
certain extent, nearly all of them require some adjustments to maximize
your state deductions. And, some states se...read more
Do you even have to file taxes in more than one state? Do you know if
you’re a resident, nonresident, or part-year resident? What if you’re in
a state temporarily, such as a military move? So many questions - and
TurboTax has the answers! Let’s start...read more
I'm a Connecticut (CT) resident for CT state tax purposes. In 2025 I had
an internship in California for 3 months. I wonder if I need to file the
income I received during my internship to both Connecticut and
California for CT tax? If I understand th...read more
I am trying to report my 'credit for allocated share of tax paid by an
electing flow-through entity' for Michigan as reported to me on my S
Corp K-1. This should be line 30 on the MI-1040 form. I have found a few
other posts about this, but no resolu...read more
Each value/amount associated with each of these lines is 0, so no state
ID should be needed. Where can I fix/eliminate these values so my return
passes the check?
gaw1269Posted 2 hours ago
| Latest post 17m ago by
gaw1269
Hey all. Hope for some help here. My S-corp, located in NC, paid
quarterly state taxes using the CD-429 on behalf of my one and only
employee (myself). I have had the same issue for years, and this appears
to be a TurboTax blind spot, where there is ...read more
TurboTax is indicating that CT requires filing separately if one is a PY
resident and the other is a nonresident. I guess because my father died
in FL as a FL resident it considers that the case. Is this correct
though? A death seems like an exceptio...read more
Just received an unexpected electronic deposit of $10 from State of
Nebraska DOR. I believe they are returning the $10.00 underpayment
penalty that TurboTax calculated as the numbers match what is in our
TurboTax generated Nebraska 1040. We have not ...read more
Hi - unlike as in past years, federal 1099-DIV tax-exempt income is not
being added back in Colorado forms, and I cannot find a way to get the
software to account for this. What I have done: * Entered "Multiple
States" and "Colorado" tax exempt amoun...read more
I lived in Ohio for all of 2025, but worked some hours in PA, which is a
reciprocal state. I put $0 for my taxable income, but I don't see
anywhere to put the amount my employer deducted from me that went to PA.
charger769Posted 4 hours ago
| Latest post 3 hours ago by
Hal_Al