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Your state return will show a status of incomplete if you e-filed your federal return by itself and it has not yet been accepted. If your federal return has been accepted you can e-file your state return. E-filing a state return by itself is only allowed once a federal return is accepted. If you mailed your Federal return you must also mail your state return.
To complete your state taxes in TurboTax Online:
Is this still true? I e-filed my federal, but skipped the state for now. When I go to e-file the state, it says I can't without a federal. I'm using TT Deluxe PC
@dprather47 Click this link for instructions on Filing Federal and State Returns Separately. Wait until your Federal return is Accepted before Efiling your State return.
I had already read that article. My Federal has been filed and accepted by the IRS. When I go to the file tab, it shows file federal (?) and it is checked. The next page is file state which is checked for e-file. On that page it shows the federal return has been transmitted. I did the check E-file status and it shows accepted. It's like the software doesn't show it accepted. It's still in transmitted state.
The next page says I must select the federal to file.
@danprather wrote:
I had already read that article. My Federal has been filed and accepted by the IRS. When I go to the file tab, it shows file federal (?) and it is checked. The next page is file state which is checked for e-file. On that page it shows the federal return has been transmitted. I did the check E-file status and it shows accepted. It's like the software doesn't show it accepted. It's still in transmitted state.
The next page says I must select the federal to file.
This is a known problem, see this TurboTax support FAQ - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/tax-topics/help/why-am-i-not-able-to-e-file-my-state-return-after-...
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