What are you trying to do?
The Mississippi Resident tax return Form 80-105 is two pages and will be included in the 2020 PDF download if you started the 2020 state tax return using the TurboTax online editions.
This Turbo Tax online is supposed to help me complete what l need for my state tax
@El241i47za wrote:
This Turbo Tax online is supposed to help me complete what l need for my state tax
If you are using the TurboTax online editions they are only for tax year 2021. The state programs for tax year 2021 have not yet been included in the TurboTax program since most all of the states have not finalized any of their tax forms and schedules for 2021.
See this TurboTax support FAQ for when the 2021 state forms will become available - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/forms/help/state-forms-availability-table-for-turbotax-individual-personal-tax-products/00/26227
Yes, l did use Turbo Tax. The copies l received from Turbo Tax is what l mailed now they want page 2 of form 80-105 required for processing. I sent 2 pages to them. They sent it to me, with a new page 2, I sign it and all. Now l guess they want me fill out the form again and sign it. So could you please help me to know what to do. TIA
@El241i47za wrote:
Yes, l did use Turbo Tax. The copies l received from Turbo Tax is what l mailed now they want page 2 of form 80-105 required for processing. I sent 2 pages to them. They sent it to me, with a new page 2, I sign it and all. Now l guess they want me fill out the form again and sign it. So could you please help me to know what to do. TIA
You need to contact the Mississippi Department of Revenue using the phone number provided on the notice you received from the state or use this website for a contact - https://www.dor.ms.gov/contact/contact-information
They need to tell you Exactly why they keep returning page two of the form to you and Exactly what they need to see on this form.
If you sent both pages of the Form 80-105 on the original filing and also the second time they requested, there is something going on that only a Department of Revenue agent can tell you.