Were my 2020 estimated state taxes included with my 2019 return and payment?

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As a side note:  There are only a couple states that allow you to fully arrange an actual set of debit payments for 2020 Qtr estimates, along with a 2019 state tax filing.

NY has for the past couple years, and I think CA may allow it too ( @VolvoGirl   @TomYoung    ???)

Not sure whether any others do. For the others, the estimates sheets can be set up in TTX,  but the actual debit payments have to be arranged by you separately from your filing your 2019 taxes.  IF you are in a state that allows the full setup of debits for 2020 quarterly estimated taxes, an information "summary"  sheet showing the dates of the actual debits and amount should be in your printouts.  Not talking about the actual estimated quarter voucher forms that might print out...just an up-to 4-line summary:

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Here's a 2 line for NY 3rd & 4th Qtr where actual debits  were set up for 2017 with the prior year's (2016) NY tax filing:

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Those with the Desktop software can see the debit setup section in Forms Mode, I think on the NY state Information Worksheet:

@SteamTrain 

California has a system very much like the federal EFTPS that allows you to establish all your future estimated state taxes which are taken from you bank account of the due dates.