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Question

State return rejected

Forum|Forum|3 months ago
March 12, 2026
1 reply
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My AR state return was rejected while my federal return was accepted.

I have the error message and can see what might be the error on form AR3 BUT I cannot edit that form to remove the zero and hopefully fix the error

I looked around and cannot find where I can edit the form so to remove the zero.

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user17708643219

Level 6

Try deleting the form and redoing it if you can't edit it. Here's a link on how to delete forms in TurboTax:

How do I view and delete forms in TurboTax Online?

philipjdahlinAuthor

Level 2

Thanks for your help but it didn't help.

I looked at the form again and found that I can edit the individual lines on line 15 which are blank BUT there is a zero 0 on the total space of line 15 that I can't delete which is causing the problem.

I found on my own where I could delete form AR3 but I'm nervous to do it since that form contains my itemized deductions. So as you said I can delete the form and re-create it. But I am hesitant to do that because I don't want to mess things up.

Level 15

You can delete it. After you delete it, go through the AR state return again to repopulate the form. Your itemized deductions are part of your federal return that has already been accepted, so you are not going to mess anything up by deleting the AR3.

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