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NH State Taxes Missed Filing for 2021, 2022 - Please Help

When i utilized turbo-tax for 2021 and 2022 filing the software indicated that based on my federal taxes that a form DP-10 did not need to be filed, however - if i elected to continue it actually shows me that there are taxes due.  Unfortunately - i didnt take that path with the easy step in the two prior years - seems like TT should not have flashed up that statement. 

 

In any case - can anyone help me understand how i can go and file NH state taxes for those previous years.  Can i use TurboTax 2022 and Turbo Tax 2021 for those states and will it compute the penalties correctly?

 

For NH i think i need to file DP-10 and DP-2210/2220.  Not quite sure how to compute the interest manually as the instructions are quite difficult to comprehend.

 

Any help you can offer would be great.

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AmyC
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NH State Taxes Missed Filing for 2021, 2022 - Please Help

Yes, you can use the software to prepare 2021 and 2022. I would not expect the software to correctly calculate a 2024 penalty on a prior year return. Instead, I recommend you file the return, pay any amount due and let the state send you a letter with the penalty. If you want to pay extra, you can. Any overage will end up applied or refunded.

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AmyC
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NH State Taxes Missed Filing for 2021, 2022 - Please Help

Yes, you can use the software to prepare 2021 and 2022. I would not expect the software to correctly calculate a 2024 penalty on a prior year return. Instead, I recommend you file the return, pay any amount due and let the state send you a letter with the penalty. If you want to pay extra, you can. Any overage will end up applied or refunded.

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