TurboTax released Form 2210 on February 26. Since I was waiting on that form to e-file, I immediately printed my return to do a final review. The numbers in Part IV, lines 20 through 26 for columns (c) and (d) were incorrect. I had a net overpayment in column (a) which was correctly shown on line 26 of column (a). The overpayment carried to line 20 of column (b). However, column (b) is kind of “not applicable” this year due to the IRS allowing people until 7/15 to make both first and second quarter payments. Anyway, the overpayment did not carry down to line 26 of column (b) and therefore did not carry to line 20 of column (c). Because the net overpayment did not carry to column (c), all the numbers in column (c) and (d) were incorrect (it actually showed a net underpayment on line 25 when, in fact, I was overpaid). Surprisingly, it still calculated no penalty as it should have.
I tried overriding line 26, column (b) with the correct number and then all the other number corrected themselves. Unfortunately, you cannot e-file when you have an override. I have reported the problem to TurboTax and they referred the issue to their Tech Support people. Hopefully, they will resolve this quickly. In the interim, you may want to source your own numbers in Part IV, lines 20 through 26 to see if they are correct before you e-file.
