My nephew had W-2 income in multiple states. Everything is fine except for the Pennsylvania return, which was the 7th state return. I e-filed it through TT on February 14th, it went clear through to the transmitted successfully page and did I want to print a copy. When I check the e-filing status all the returns show as accepted except Pennsylvania doesn't show up at all. When I saw this on the 19th, I thought I must have done something wrong, so I went through the steps again and it let me e-file again, yet it still isn't showing up at all. My nephew has checked his email - nothing for this state return. Any ideas?
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It is not possible to e-file that many state returns using online TurboTax. The limit is five, so you must have two that were not prepared or filed--at least not in the same TurboTax account.
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https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1899263-what-is-the-turbotax-phone-number
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I guess even though it shows OH as being transmitted, the fact I haven't received an e-file accepted notice means it also didn't go through. So that would mean 5 filed, 2 not, even though TT gave me no warning of this and charged me the fees to file 7 state returns for this one tax payer. Major issue on their part - I foresee me spending time with customer support today......
Thanks for letting me know about the 5 state limit - I'd never seen that.
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https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1899263-what-is-the-turbotax-phone-number
Thanks for this tip, but surprisingly when I contacted TT support they were able to tell me the 6th state had been filed and accepted, but the 7th was rejected due to a small error having to do with an employer's address. I corrected that and now all 7 have been accepted. She had no explanation for why I couldn't see this on my e-file TT screen, but the 5 state limit seems to be for the on-line version, not the desktop.
Interesting though...the "Desktop" version of TTX used to have a State e-file limit of 3 states attached to one Federal tax return., with the remaining ones over those 3 having to be paper-mail-filed by the taxpayer.
So your 7 seems to be 4 over the Limit for # of states you could e-file with the desktop software....of course, TTX may have changed that limit from what they used to allow in prior year's software.
Would be interesting to see a knowledgeable investigation & response about that from someone on the inside of TTX about whether that has changed. @xmasbaby0 ?
@SteamTrain You read my mind......I was about to post to Mods and ask this and somehow got de-railed. Posted a question to them just now. I am also pretty surprised to hear someone was able to prepare returns for seven different states (and whew---that had to be expensive...)
I have been waiting for an answer about this after posting a question to the moderators. I finally heard back today and was told that SteamTrain is "spot on" with his reply.
So....that seems to cast some doubt on whether that many state returns were really e-filed successfully, and on whether you were charged for them. Please check with the states to see if the returns were filed.
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Make sure your state return was accepted: https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/efile-status-lookup/
To track your state refund:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1899433-how-do-i-track-my-state-refund
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