<<Are you saying I can pretend she got nothing and TurboTax will tell me what she should have got?>>
No! suggest looking in your checking account activity for the direct deposit or deposit of the check.. First was was March / April, 2020 and the 2nd one was January, 2021.
I am just saying that what your AGI was on your 2018 and 2019 tax return is not important; what you are due now is based on your 2020 tax return LESS what you received, so what you received is important, but how it was calculated is not important.
if you overstate Line 30 (which can occur by understating EIP1 or EIP2), then that could severely delay your refund while the IRS figures out the correct number. I wouldn't do it this way
ps if you understate Line 30 (which can occur by overstating EIP1 and EIP2), it requires an amendment to get it corrected; the IRS isn't going to lift a finger to figure it out for you!
