I had to override the the tax withheld on the New Jersey 1040

[JAEGERTR]

When completing my New Jersey return and got an unexpected surprise!  I was getting an 800 dollar refund where I have made payments for the past ten years.  Being a skeptic I reviewed my return and found the amount of withholding taken on my 1040nj was twice that of the amount I had entered from my W2!  Oops, you guaranty your returns so if I submit, will you cover the bill back from the great state of New Jersey.  I find it hard to believe!  I have tried to get you to fix this, but now you ask me to complete in a different forum.  I have overridden the duplication caused by a coding error in your product! I will not file a fraudulent return due to your error and neglect to respond to earlier request!  I have and had provided pictures where your product has failed  I feel sorry for all the poor SOBs who filed their return with this error , collected a check and then spent it.  I hope you plan to do your due diligence and inform all your clients that purchased this product and inform them of the consequence's of your error.  All I have been doing is trying to get your to correct the mistake so I can file a clean return.  I could provide a description of the problem but the pictures speak volumes

You need to do a better job in providing direction and communication, it is annoying to complete multiple times because of the lack of clarity and having to go through a AI window where a simple email would have sufficed

I also got a message of an invalid HTML when posting that is on you also BAD code!

[fanfare]

If you have Forms mode, you can make corrections on worksheets, without overriding.

An override will prevent you from e-Filing.

It should be a simple matter to enter the correct amounts  i.e.  zero where it should be zero.

Also you are posting your SSN on a public forum.

[JAEGERTR]

Will remove thanks

[JAEGERTR]

Thanks for the heads up I have redacted the information.  I was originally working in private messaging did not pickup the nuance. Since New Jersey requires you to either pay for e-file or enter your information in their on-line app (a re-entry of your federal return). It is not required by law to e-file when using purchased software as in New York!  When I am making a payment they get a paper copy, they can't think out of the box, always looking for more income from the taxpayer instead of looking at savings 

[JAEGERTR]

I reopened turbo tax and received another update, the forms have been corrected

[Mike9241]

who made the entry on line 18a of the tax payment worksheet? it should be $0

[JAEGERTR]

There was no entry in the supporting work sheet, so Turbo tax did it !  An update just arrived and fixed it