what if worksheet 2021

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March 5, 2022
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I'm trying to use the what if worksheet to estimate my 2022 taxes. It is showing a standard deduction of $25,100 for married filing jointly status. I don't think this is correct. Anyone else having this problem?

JohnB5677

Level 15

You are correct. The 2022 standard deduction for a couple filing Married Filing Jointly will be $25,900.

However, I don't know where you saw that.

Please let me know the version (Deluxe, Premier, etc.) and the platform (Online, or Desktop/CD), and where you are seeing the entry.

Many Thanks.

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azk54Author

Level 3

I am using Turbo Tax Deluxe on a laptop using Windows 10.

ErnieS0

Level 15

The ES & W4 Worksheet worksheet does show $25,900 as the 2022 standard deduction. It also shows the 2021 standard deduction of $25,100.

Check whether your software is up to date. Tap Online in the top black bar > Check for Updates

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RoccoT

Level 2

Where is the What-if Worksheet in TT Deluxe 2021 for Mac--not in Forms where is usually is??????

CarissaM

Level 15

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gleb001

Level 3

The What IF Worksheet is definitely wrong on the standard deduction as well as over 65 exemption for 2022 rates. I'm using the Desktop Premiere version. It's still using 2021 rates.