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Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

According to TT “2/01/2024” in theory.

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

@jwest3 

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ANY AND ALL...there's a Sign-up on this page to let you know when it's fixed:

 

Why am I getting "return contains forms that can't be e-filed" when all forms are available in Turbo...

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

I am having all the same issues.  Worked fine for years and now all of a sudden I cant efile.

 

CatinaT1
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Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

This is a known issue in TurboTax and we are working to resolve it as soon as possible. As soon as we have a resolution for you, it'll be shared on Community. The issue is scheduled to be resolved end of 1/31. Please do not file prior to 2/1.

 

Why am I getting "return contains forms that can't be e-filed" when all forms are available in Turbo... 

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Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

I have the EXACT same issue.  Filing the exact same for last 4 years 2 @ W2 and 1 small business. Does NOT identify any forms that are the reason for no efile. Checked the list and NOTHING in there is in my filing.  Just says the return as certain forms and then it also makes sure I cant efile with state either. (how convenient).

CatinaT1
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Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

 The issue is scheduled to be resolved end of 1/31. Please do not file prior to 2/1.

 

Why am I getting "return contains forms that can't be e-filed" when all forms are available in Turbo... 

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Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

It’s a major flop on TT’s part, will be moving to H&R Block next year,  no reason to spend this kind of money on an app that doesn’t work. You can transfer your old TT files into H&R Block as well 🙂

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

Turbotax in my case is defaulting 1040 to 1040 SR......this form can't be e-filed, but shouldn't default because I'm not a senior over 65. Nothing has changed except the 1040 switch.

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

@Xuaeder  

 

Has to be something else...the 1040SR can be e-filed.....and is itself exactly the same as the Plain 1040 (but larger type on the printed copy).   I've been e-filing the 1040SR ever since it came into existence.

 

Double-check the date you entered for your birthday (or spouse if married).  That date must follow the format mm/dd/yyyy.  Don't shorcut any digits....like enter everything  Example  02/03/1985

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

It’s nothing to do with dates or it being a 1040 or 1040Sr it’s an issue with TT, they are supposed to have to software update tomorrow to resolve this issue though I doubt they do, might look at getting a TT refund and switching to H&R Block, could be months before their developer(s) can fix the issue.

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

Well, it’s now no longer 1/31 and no fix yet….???

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

Yet here we are now 2/1/2024 with no solution?

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

Last nights update allowed me now to submit my Taxes.

Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

When I click on any of these links it shows that nothing can be found.

CatinaT1
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Federal Return - This return has certain forms that can't be e-filed, usually because of tax regulations, so you'll need to print and file by mail.

What links are you referring to? Are you having a problem? Please explain.

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