I tried deleting 7206 as instructed, and it said it did it, but it didn't. It's still there. It's a dilemma, do I just give up that extra $69 that I should be able to take from ACA and go with what 7206 is incorrectly calculating in order to force 7206 and Schedule 1 to agree. Or do I leave it and let them conflict and hope the IRS doesn't wonder why. Or do I include the $69 on form 7206 and then reduce my medical expenses by the $69 so all the numbers on all forms are correct?
We're talking about a tiny amount of change in tax obligation. It's the principal of the matter! The forms, if they are present, sure should be correct! How can 7206 line 14 be different than Schedule 1 line 17? Doesn't make sense.
