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Yes, that sounds correct. My son is paying tax on the portion of his scholarship that covers room and board and exceeds $6350. The tax is based on our tax rate.
Note that TurboTax also inadvertently assumed a tax penalty for underpayment of estimated tax. When I dug deeper into the worksheet, TurboTax had not checked off that my son had no tax liability for 2016 - TurboTax had not asked me this question in any of the interview questions. When I corrected the worksheet to show he had no 2016 tax liability, it removed the penalty. I believe it is very important to go through all line items and worksheets to understand how your taxes are computed because TurboTax misses things such as this.
Note that TurboTax also inadvertently assumed a tax penalty for underpayment of estimated tax. When I dug deeper into the worksheet, TurboTax had not checked off that my son had no tax liability for 2016 - TurboTax had not asked me this question in any of the interview questions. When I corrected the worksheet to show he had no 2016 tax liability, it removed the penalty. I believe it is very important to go through all line items and worksheets to understand how your taxes are computed because TurboTax misses things such as this.
‎June 7, 2019
3:03 PM
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