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TurboTax lets you enter as many states as you need on one
W-2. Enter the OH information on the second row for boxes 15
- 17 on the W-2 form, as if both states had been reported on
one W-2.

The best place to get help with using TurboTax is the
TurboTax user forum at http://forums.turbotax.com.

Bob Sandler

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"seven_percent" <Daniel.Gu...[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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NM. I didn't see that you actually CAN add multiple states
to a W-2 in Turbo Tax and that it WILL let you E-file after
that.

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I actually worked in three states last year: CA for a CA
company, OH for a PA company, DE for the same PA company as
OH. The PA company sent me two W-2s: one has all of my
earnings for the year in Box 1 with DE as the state for
Boxes 15-20; the other has "XXXXXXXXXXXXXX" in Box 1 with
the OH info listed for Boxes 15-20.

I am trying to use Turbo Tax to E-file but it keeps
complaining that the one W-2 has $0 for Box 1. Alternately,
you aren't allowed to enter more than one state / W-2.
Anyone know how to handle this situation? Is the only
option to mail-in?

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