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Have you tried deleting the form in TurboTaxOnline?
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I'm having the same issue. I've tried deleting KS_40SVR, but it doesn't exist. The state owes me $4,000 and I would like it ASAP. I already paid to file it electronically, but I'm going to hand-deliver my forms. Can I get a reimbursement for the $20 I paid to file electronically?
This is a known issue and it will be fixed with the next TurboTax update. Please try to file your state return again tomorrow, February 11.
I appreciate that, but earlier this week it said the 9th. Yesterday it said the 10th. And now the 11th? Is it really going to be updated tomorrow or am I just being strung along every day?
@DawnC These steps do not work. So this proposed solution is not helpful.
TurboTax is requiring unqualified taxpayer to complete the K-40SVR
There’s currently an issue where TurboTax is showing an error related to Form K-40SVR (Appraised Property Value). TurboTax is requiring unqualified taxpayers to complete the K-40SVR.
TurboTax is working on a fix. As a workaround, you should enter a zero for the appraised value when you see the error.
This will not impact the accuracy of your return. No credit is being calculated and the form is not part of the return.
I understand that, however if you put a zero in for appraised property value you then have to put in a value for how much property tax have you paid. If you put a zero in that field, it does not accept as the value has to be greater than zero.
This error message should be resolved but perhaps it is hung in this form. Please delete the return for Kansas in the State section by clicking on the trash can icon.
Than Add another state for Kansas again so that it pulls in fresh information from the federal return.
When you get to the page titled Property Tax Relief Claim, please make sure the checkbox near the bottom is unchecked.
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