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No, the IRS requires all entries be rounded numbers. If there are two of you, adjust one to $1,037 and the other to $1,038 to equal the correct amount. If it is just you, the IRS will also round up and it will match.
Ok ... you must be married and you each got a letter with 50 Cents on it so since the form 8812 line 14f ONLY gets the combined total of what was on the separate letters so let's be smarter then the auto rounding system shall we ??? You can either add the 2 amounts together and enter it all under ONE parent and put a zero on the other OR if the amount is say 300.50 on both letters then enter 300 on one parent and 301 on the other. 300.50 + 300.50 = 601 and 300 + 301 = 601
LOOK at the form line instructions :
It is definitely an issue if one needs to manually adjust one spouse's number in order to defeat the software's inappropriate rounding prior to the final calculation. It's amazing that the one line this year which warns "Caution! Can delay your return!" has such a bug.
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