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That's probably correct but why can't the NJ worksheet be made to accept the numbers like the federal one does? I have been using TT for 10 years and never had this problem.
I had to fix my returns manually and submit the hard copy. I have filed a refund request for the state program and the e filing fee. Unhappy with TT.
My second attempt at this process worked. Still not a happy especially when you pay for a service.
could you please share the steps you took to make it work? I followed the steps in the prior post and still got errors. I just have 4 errors.
From your fed return make sure there are no negative numbers in column 1d. If you find one enter the number as a positive in 1e then make 1d a zero. I had over 100 to change.
If you are seeing error messages with regard to the NJ-DOP stating that 'amount cannot be greater than the federal amount', then this can be fixed so that your return can be filed.
Do not attempt to fix the situation during the Final Review process. Only one of the two fields that need to be changed is accessible during the review. Instead, make note of the transactions that are in red because those are the ones you will need to search for in the Federal return.
Use these steps:
When you run the Final Review again, the NJ-DOP errors should be cleared.
@rxspoons, although the net gain or loss will be the same, couldn't this potentially cause a problem because the amounts in boxes d and e won't match the 1099 that the government received? Thanks.
Amending should only happen after you file the federal as imported. I recommend opting in for TurboTax audit defense. They should provide it at no charge.
Could I just summarize rather than listing each sale out?
Updated the software on 18-Mar and it is still not fixed. See screenshot below
YES!!!! THIS FINALLY WORKS, I FILED IT...
Yep, don't know how to fix this. I just paid to efile and it won't let me do it. Do I need to print and mail it in and how do I get my refund from TT for the efile charge on the state.
You noted "this" finally works. What did you do?
Right now the only way I was able to e-file was to make changes to the federal return first. Go to edit your broker data that was imported to your fed tax return. Look for any negative numbers in column 1d. If you find one turn that number to positive and place it in the 1e column. Then put a zero in column 1d. This should fix errors and give you the same amount in the end.
There was an update to NJ today. I just ran the check and no errors! I think this is finally fixed.
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