I live in wa. I get about 200 from a gas well from Pennsylvania. the software keeps referring me to edward jones account. the 1099 misc is not retirement.

It may have to do with the payer of the 1099-MISC and not Edward Jones. You may want to delete the 1099-MISC and then re-enter it. 

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The income from the Pennsylvania (PA) gas well is taxable on the PA tax return. The PA tax system is a filing requirement when taxable income is $33 or more. They have a flat rate of tax (3.07%) so a tax of $1 begins at $33.

Because Washington (WA) doesn't have an income tax, there is no need to file that tax return.