Hi @BillM223,
Thanks for your help, but I wanted to double-check the logic on this. Wouldn't it be more accurate to add a positive value to my Pennsylvania compensation? Since I'm trying to undo the incorrect HSA deduction by that exact amount, adding it back should increase my taxable income.
When I did it the way you suggested, it actually led to a higher tax refund. Essentially, I'm trying to make sure I don't claim a deduction that I don't have a right to claim. Because of that, correcting this should logically increase my tax liability (decreasing my refund), not decrease my liability (increasing my refund). Could you clarify if adding a positive value is the correct way to handle this so that I'm reporting it properly?
Also, while I appreciate the workaround for now, is there any way you could ask your software team to fix this underlying error? I am hesitant to use this workaround because I really don't want to falsify or enter incorrect information on my W-2 or Miscellaneous income just to bypass a limitation in the software.
Thanks again!
