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Yes, you can, but your e-filed federal return will need to be accepted before you can e-file your state (or, you can just paper-file your state return later).
Here are two ways to skip your state in TurboTax Online:
Method 1 doesn't require up-front payment for your state, but you'll have to re-enter your state information later. Method 2 saves the work you did on your state return, but requires up-front payment.
Yes, you can, but your e-filed federal return will need to be accepted before you can e-file your state (or, you can just paper-file your state return later).
Here are two ways to skip your state in TurboTax Online:
Method 1 doesn't require up-front payment for your state, but you'll have to re-enter your state information later. Method 2 saves the work you did on your state return, but requires up-front payment.
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