@dzc5386 wrote:
the IRS is saying that the amount that TurboTax used when filing my taxes was not the correct number
TurboTax used the amounts that you entered. It has no other source of information. It has to rely on you to enter correct and complete information.
@dzc5386 wrote:
There are 5 other securities transactions that appear to have been missed by TurboTax when filing because their "shown on return" number is $0.
There is 1 dividend line saying that I didn't report any dividends. I'm not sure why TurboTax didn't report that.
Then there is an interest amount of $20 from a checking account of mine. I'm not sure why TurboTax didn't report that either.
You haven't said whether you entered your investment income manually or imported it. If you entered it manually, it's up to you to make sure you enter everything. TurboTax has no way of knowing if you omitted some income. If you imported it, it's up to you to make sure that you import everything, to check to make sure that the imported information is complete, and to manually enter anything that was not imported. The time to verify the information on your tax return is before you file it.
