Kentucky Tax Return keeps getting rejected

Tax year 2020.  I have the same problem.  My efiled KY state return was rejected.   TurboTax description of the error is " ... tax return is on hold pending ongoing updates to  calculations for Kentucky Schedule ITC..."  I got the TurboTax update to the KY state return.  On the "Let's Take a Look at Your Return" page, the "What Needs to Be Done" says "Please review your Ohio return and run Final Review."  I have never lived or worked in Ohio.  There are no Ohio tax forms in the form view.  The ONLY place where Ohio appears is my employer's address in Block C of my W-2.  My address is correctly listed as KY every where else.   Again, I have never lived or work in Ohio.  I'm a full year resident of KY.

WA-F740-0059 is a rejection code coming from the Kentucky Department of Revenue in the category of Incorrect Data.

"KY residents must report all income received including income from sources outside KY. Within certain limitations, a credit for income tax paid to another state may be claimed on Worksheet A. Full year nonresidents may not claim this credit. The credit is limited to the amount of tax paid to the other state or the amount of KY tax savings had the income reported to the other state been omitted, whichever is less. A return must be filed with the other state in order to claim this credit. Credit for tax withheld by another state is not allowed. A credit for tax paid to a reciprocal state on certain types of income is not allowed. The type of income reported to the other state must be listed on Worksheet A. (See Worksheet A instructions for limitations and reciprocal state information.)"

If you had income from other states and are a Kentucky resident, Kentucky still wants to see that income, even though it may give you credit for taxes paid to another state, so you are not double taxed on the same income.

At the beginning of the return, in the Personal Info section, it will ask if you made money in any other states. If you did not, please make sure this is checked No.
 

If you have income from another state, please prepare the return for your non-resident state first, and then prepare your resident state return.

Can you clarify what error code you are receiving?  This will allow us to look at what is happening with your Kentucky return.