@Anonymous
You need to go back to your DFAS W-2 and edit it.
Step thru the main form page, and on one of the pages AFTER the main form, there is a page with a whole long list of checkboxes. In the middle of that mess there is one you need to "X" indicating that the W-2 is for Active Duty Military service.
Why do you need to do that since it was from DFAS? Shouldn't software auto detect it ? I imagine there are a lot of civilians who get DFAS W-2 forms too, who are not in military service, so you need to tell the software that particular W-2 was for active duty service..
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