Thanks for this response. I'll do as you said. But I'd appreciate it if engineering could add a test for this situation, and if it comes up, either tell the user to delete the form, or much better, warn the user that tax law does not support any credits, and bypass that part of the script and related code so that no credit gets calculated. Oh, and report this to the IRS to make sure they don't go and audit taxpayers for missing a 1098T on their tax filing under these circumstances.
