I also reported a calculation error on IT-2210A last year. It didn't affect my final penalty calculation, so the state took it anyways, but the calculation was wrong, and resulted in the wrong number in 2 boxes. I reported the issue to 2 layers of customer service last year, and they submitted a ticket to the development team with clear details, that are actually still visible on my customer file when I call customer service today. 15 minutes later, I got an email from the development team saying they were closing the ticket due to a lack of details. So, I suspect the issue is still present today. Anyways, here is that issue for the same form:
On IT-2210A, in Section 3, Line 19, it is supposed to take the LESSER of line 14 or line 17. This issue is ONLY WITH Column D. This calculation works fine in Columns A, B, and C, which is why the form still gave the correct overall penalty calculation. However, the form was still wrong. So, for me, for Section 3, Column D, I had a large integer value in both lines 14 (Column D) and 17 (Column D), and this value was the same for both line 14 and live 17, so it didn't matter which it chose. However, instead of taking the large value from line 14 or line 17, it entered 0 instead. So, either they are subtracting 14 from 17 (LESS instead of LESSER ??), which gives 0, or they are just entering 0. Also, because Section 3, Line 19, Column D has the wrong value, this trickles down to Section 3, Line 24, Column D also having the wrong value, as Line 24 uses Line 19 in its calculation.
