@dnobj007 did you actually file a return and have it rejected?
I couldn't be sure from your post whether you were just voicing (understandable) frustration or commenting on something that actually happened. Normally, an incorrect calculation like this would result in an IRS letter demanding additional payment or an audit rather than a return rejection.
Just trying to clarify because I'm planning to file mine as soon as I get a couple outstanding K1 documents and will be epically ticked off if a calc error causes the return to bounce.
Thanks!
