@Alathea TurboTax absolutely screwed this up... and for A LOT of people. When filing my taxes, I was asked if I received the first and second stimulus payments. I selected yes. It asked the amounts of the payments I received, I entered $1,200 and $600. After doing so I was faced with a page that confirmed; "Based on the amounts you entered for the EIP, you have received the maximum payments." Blah blah.. SO, it confined that I was not owed a Recovery Rebate Credit. Skip to a month and a half later with no update on my refund, I download my tax transcripts and reviewed them and in line 30, TT had put that I was owed $1,800 ($1,200 + $600) although I claimed that I had, in fact, received BOTH stimulus payments TurboTaxes software actually took that information and had the adverse affect. Instead of zeroing out line 30 like it should have, it put the amount of both EIP in line 30 as if I were owed that money. Now mine along with tens of thousands of other returns are having to be manually reviewed and corrected via IRS and that money that TTs software said I was owed will actually be deducted from my refund which was only $2,180 to begin with. So once it's corrected, although I was relying heavily on that being the correct amount, will only be $380 IF I'm lucky.
