@dmarqtax
The only thing I didn't like about that method of getting past the TT glitch was that my form reflected entries in Part I-Disaster FEMA number as well as field C1. My tax liability and the rest of the form was correct and at the end of the day any penalties, etc. are assessed based on tax due. So, while it is not a technically correct filing, I didn't see a big downside. At the worst I think you could get an inquiry letter regarding it and the situation is easily explained. But I have my doubts even that would happen. IRS is overwhelmed right now. Some data point may carryover to next year's return in TT that you may have to address then. Personally, I wouldn't stress it. And remember, tax advice is only worth what you pay for it (lol). Do not construe this as professional advice of any kind. Just my opinion on the matter.
