@tdicomes - It will not be a part of an e-file tax return if it is not one of the required IRS statements. To be a statement the 1040 form or schedule must have "STMT" next to it and that can only happen if that tax return line supports e-filed statements, if it does the the interview for that line will ask for a statement.
It is the "STMT" next to lines that can have a statement that triggers the IRS computer to flag the return so a human can read the statement, otherwise it will just be computer processed and no human will ever see it.
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