I just checked and when I filed my 2019 return, the capital loss carryforward worksheet, which according to your answer above , was sent to IRS. It was produced wrong. Because my form 1040 line 11b (for 2019) was zero. But it imported different numbers to both columns, line 1 of that worksheet somehow and submitted it.
Detail: It imported a negative number (my AGI minus my standard deduction of 12200 which became negative) to regular tax column and a positive number (my AGI) to AMT column). Why did it import numbers that are different than line 11b on my 1040 . This is obvious mistake....
So after fillling the rest of the rows, it wrongly produced a capital loss carryforward to 2020 tax year although I shouldnt have one.
So what do I do now? Do I need to make an amended return, although my tax forms were correct otherwise? Well in the amended return, the carryforward sheet will not even be needed I believe as my line 11b was not negative, but zero... So if I file an amended return it will just be the same return without the worksheet. So I just ignore this wrongly submitted worksheet and manually adjust the carryforward and AMT to from last year to zero, and do my return like that?
