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IRS credited my estimated taxes twice! How does this happen with TT?
I just got a letter from IRS saying:
"We changed your 2021 form 1040 to match our record of your estimated tax payments, credits, applied from another year, and/or payments received with an extension to file. As a result you are due a refund of $3658."
This amount was paid in October 2021 as a estimated pre-payment tax. I used TT Business sIRS, TT and my calculations show total tax due for 2021 was $7685. IRS says I paid them $11,343. They added $3658 twice ($37 from a 1099, $3658 from estimated tax payment, $3658 from schedule 3 which does not exist in my 1040 forms, and $3990).
The AGI and TI match exactly. Tax due match. They say there was estimated tax payment from form 1040 line 26 Sch 3 line 10 for $3658. I didn't submit this form. It was not part of the TT documents. My estimated prepayment was entered on line 25d of the 1040.
How do they (IRS) add a schedule 3 form and credit estimated prepayment amount twice?