I've seen numerous replies to this type of posting. Many of the replies, like this one, assumes error on the part of the filer. I can tell you that I firmly believe I input correctly the amount of stimulus money we received, TurboTax said we were entitled to a credit of $1000, we of course said yes, we'd like to take it, and then we also received a letter (Form CP11) from the IRS saying there was an error on our return and we owed an additional $1000. Of course there's one way to easily find out if I really did put the correct amount of stimulus dollars into TurboTax, but TurboTax agents, including the Escalation Department, will not look back in the system re: my filing and return. Why? I don't know. But one should not automatically assume error on the part of the filer until evidence shows that.
