The answer to your question is that you, as a Vermont taxpayer, you actually have some options on how to file your Vermont property tax adjustment claim
forms (HS-122, HI-144) in TurboTax.
If
you choose to e-file your tax return, then you can "elect" (or simply choose by default) in the
TurboTax software to have your Vermont claim
forms (HS-122, HI-144) included with the rest of your Vermont tax
return, and have everything submitted together to the Vermont Department
of Taxes all at once.
That may be what you did without necessarily realizing it. To check on the tax forms and documents that you did file with Vermont, it's recommended that you look at your e-filed copy of your Vermont state return in the TurboTax timeline. If you don't already know how to do that, then this TurboTax FAQ website has mechanical instructions you should be able to follow to accomplish that:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1900748-how-do-i-get-a-copy-of-a-return-i-filed-in-turbotax-online
Other options for filing Vermont forms HS-122 and HI-144 in TurboTax include an "election" to print, sign, and
paper-file your Vermont property tax adjustment claim forms separately
from the rest of your tax return, and still e-file the bulk (remainder)
of your Vermont state tax return.
Or, you can "elect" to print and
paper-file all of your Vermont tax documents, and mail them together in
one single envelope to the Vermont Department of Taxes.
Any one
of these options is valid, and an acceptable way to file in Vermont. We
checked these various options both through the TurboTax software, and
with the Vermont Department of Taxes instructions and rules.
You
may also refer to the screen-capture images found directly beneath this
text for an illustration of where the TurboTax program presents you
these choices in the Vermont state module interview; simply click the
images to open.
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