Indiana has had a number of changes that has led to some rejections.  I recommend mailing in the return.  If you are doing this in response to the reject, Indiana will consider the return on time.     ... View more

Here are your answers:   1.  Yes, with a caveat regarding depreciation (see answer 2).  As you had to move via PCS orders, your test period for exempting gain from the sale of a home goes from 2 years in the previous 5 years to 2 years in the last 15 years.  This website provides additional information:  Military Extensions & Tax on Selling a Rental Property   2.  Your sale is still subject to depreciation recapture.     Let me illustrate using similar numbers to what you present.  You purchase the home for $200,000, and sell it for $250,000.  (How much you owe on the home does not come into play in the calculation).  Because you've been renting the home for 10+ years, you have been taking depreciation on the home (or could have taken depreciation; we will assume you did for this example).  Let's say the depreciation taken was 70,000 (close to accurate).  Since depreciation reduces basis, the basis of the home you purchased is now 130,000, which makes the gain from the sale at $120,000.  Since you lived in the home from 2006 to 2010, you are allowed to fully exempt this gain.  However, since the gain from the sale was greater than the depreciation recapture, you will claim the $70,000 as ordinary income (not capital gains), which will be subject to your regular tax bracket tax rates. ... View more

Vea este enlace para hacerlo:   ¿Cómo presento un Formulario W-2 sustituto por medio del Formulario 4852? ... View more

Probablemente ingresó la información equivocadamente.  Vea este enlace para corregirlo:   Sigue estos pasos para registrar tus ingresos. ... View more

Lo más probable es que tiene que contactarse con su empleador, porque ellos tendrán las instrucciones.  También puede mirar estos enlaces a ver si puede importar la Forma W-2 al programa:     ¿Cómo importo o ingreso mi Formulario W-2 en TurboTax Online? ¿Cómo puedo obtener una copia de mi Formulario W-2?   Y este enlace tiene otra alternativa si tiene toda la información necesaria para hacer la Forma Sustituta:   ¿Cómo presento un Formulario W-2 sustituto por medio del Formulario 4852?   ... View more

Vea el siguiente enlace:   ¿Cómo accedo a una declaración de un año anterior? ... View more

Your resident state is allowed to tax your income regardless of where you earned it.  If you are still domiciled (main home) in Delaware, all of your income is taxed there.  Since you work in Louisiana, all of the income you work in Louisiana is taxed in Louisiana.  But Delaware will give you a credit for the tax you pay to Louisiana.   On the Delaware tax return, look for the screen entitled "Credit for taxes paid to another state".  It will ask you how much money you made in another state and how much tax you paid there.  Your amount made is on your W2.  Your tax was your Louisiana tax withheld, plus any additional tax you must pay or minus any refund you will receive.     If you were no longer domiciled in Delaware and did not work there, then delete the Delaware return.  But if you have already done these things and you still owe that much to Delaware, it is because Delaware's tax is that much higher than Louisiana's and you may want to make an arrangement to either establish residency in Louisiana so as not to have to pay Delaware tax, request that Delaware tax be withheld from your paycheck, or make an arrangement to make quarterly estimated payments of Delaware tax, otherwise you will probably face this again in the future. ... View more

What e-file confirmation number are you referring to?  TurboTax will email you when the return is accepted.  Is this what you mean? ... View more

You don't need to file an extension in Colorado.  The Federal extension covers you.  See this link:  Income Tax Deadlines | Department of Revenue - Taxation ... View more

Connecticut's net tax could well be $0.  They do tax your son's New York income, but if New York income tax exceeds what Connecticut taxes the same income, then your son would have $0 tax.   Also, if your son earned less than $15,000  in income (filing single), he is not required to file a Connecticut return. ... View more