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I had multiple 1098 forms for the same property on my return, and followed the amending steps. I was owed $843. Right before I was able to submit, I owed $400... fraud?
Again, I was owed $843... that's what I saw in green. By the time I got to the end right before submission, I ACTUALLY owed $400... who else had this issue?
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I had multiple 1098 forms for the same property on my return, and followed the amending steps. I was owed $843. Right before I was able to submit, I owed $400... fraud?
The original return and the amendment are two different documents. You should not do an amendment until the original has been filed, processed by the IRS, and your refund has been received.
If you have not filed the original, then you need to change the original, not do an amendment.
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I had multiple 1098 forms for the same property on my return, and followed the amending steps. I was owed $843. Right before I was able to submit, I owed $400... fraud?
I did file my return already, back in May... you misunderstood my email.
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I had multiple 1098 forms for the same property on my return, and followed the amending steps. I was owed $843. Right before I was able to submit, I owed $400... fraud?
Entering multiple 1098 forms is tricky. It sounds like there was a problem with how they were entered. This is a long article but may help. Attempt the amend again and follow those steps. If you are still not getting the correct amounts, it may be worth paying a tax expert go through the amended return with you.
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I had multiple 1098 forms for the same property on my return, and followed the amending steps. I was owed $843. Right before I was able to submit, I owed $400... fraud?
It looks like turbotax is cryptically admitting a bug in the interest deduction.
If you itemized, look at your schedule A to see if you deducted all your interest on your mortgage.
Note: only interest on debt that financed your purchase or improvements is deductible.
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