You can remove the state. Here are two ways to skip your state in TurboTax Online:Delete your state return, file your federal return now, and then come back later to re-do your state returnPay for both your federal and state returns now and when you get to the Here are your filing optionsscreen, select Change next to your state return. On the Change filing method screen, select I'm not ready to file and SaveMethod 1 doesn't require up-front payment for your state, but you'll have to re-enter your state information later. Method 2 saves the work you did on your state return, but requires up-front payment.

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I don't want to my state taxes just want to do my federal but it wont let me get out of the state program what can i do ?

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March 28, 2023
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Best answer by bluedeb

You can remove the state.

Here are two ways to skip your state in TurboTax Online:

Delete your state return, file your federal return now, and then come back later to re-do your state return
Pay for both your federal and state returns now and when you get to the Here are your filing optionsscreen, select Change next to your state return. On the Change filing method screen, select I'm not ready to file and Save

Method 1 doesn't require up-front payment for your state, but you'll have to re-enter your state information later. Method 2 saves the work you did on your state return, but requires up-front payment.

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You can remove the state.

Here are two ways to skip your state in TurboTax Online:

Delete your state return, file your federal return now, and then come back later to re-do your state return
Pay for both your federal and state returns now and when you get to the Here are your filing optionsscreen, select Change next to your state return. On the Change filing method screen, select I'm not ready to file and Save

Method 1 doesn't require up-front payment for your state, but you'll have to re-enter your state information later. Method 2 saves the work you did on your state return, but requires up-front payment.