@Fixit10
Yeah, a strange bug.
For the desktop software, I think this was traced to a "Supporting Details" (SD) worksheet, located in last year's Social Security form, that transferred into this year's forms.
The solution some found, was to either
1) delete the entire SS worksheet in Forms Mode, then go back to the interview to enter the data.
or maybe
2) Open your SS Benefits worksheet in Forms Mode, and start entering your data directly on the form.
......not sure about whether #1 works, but for #2, when you get to the box that has the SD worksheet in it, that SD sheet will pop up, and you can enter your value...or, better yet, delete the SD worksheet all together....then the normal interview way to enter stuff should return, as long as there are no Other SD worksheets in that background form (if the interview still skips over, there may be another SD worksheet in the Forms Mode form.)
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
