Dear experts, I recently got a mail from IRS questioning why my Tax Report 2017 did not report state tax refund received in 2017 as taxable income. As I've been reviewing all the forms and instructions I can't see why indeed this refund shouldn't be taxable. I reviewed this help article: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/refunds/help/do-i-need-to-report-the-state-or-local-refund-i-got-last-year-is-it-taxable/00/25746 And I think all conditions requiring the tax refund to be reported as taxable income have been met: * I did use Itemized Deductions (Schedule A) in Tax Report 2016, * And I did claim state income taxes withheld in that Schedule A, * And this did result in an increase to the Federal Tax refund I received in 2017. I tried to amend TaxReport 2017: downloaded the tax file and the TurboTax 2017 Desktop app, and I see that correct refund amounts are in the system, but for some reason Line 10 in Form 1040 is 0 instead of the amount of state tax refunds... I would greatly appreciate guidance on whether this tax refund is taxable, and if it is, how do I make TurboTax put it into Form 1040 ln 10 and update any dependent lines in the report accordingly. Thanks! ... View more