Enter the total received in early 2020.  If you filed as Married Filing Jointly and did rot receive a payment for any dependents then the amount would have been $2,400.

The second stimulus payment would have been received between December 30, 2020 and January 15, 2021.

Once the program is updated, there will be 2 boxes, to enter your round 1 and round 2 payments separately.  The desktop program was updated today, we think the online program may be updated over night but don't know for sure. 

there should be two places on the screen to report EXACTLY what you received

the first was received back in the spring

the 2nd would have been received in the last week.   Suggest waiting a few weeks as if you had not received, you still could.  The IRS is still sending out payments/

I received both, but if the amounts are adjusted/based on 2020 income (instead of estimated off of 2019) then I'll be owed additional money pretty much...  I haven't purchased the desktop software yet, I was just messing around today to get an idea of what my return would look like..  So, I'll wait for the update and enter both as I've received both, just they were reduced due to my income being higher in 2019 (because of a 401k withdrawal to pay for lawyer fees for a divorce/custody battle).  But, 2020 income will be lower, so I believe if that's computed, it should increase where I'm owed around an additional 2-3k with dependents.

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@drivel2787 wrote:

I received both, but if the amounts are adjusted/based on 2020 income (instead of estimated off of 2019) then I'll be owed additional money pretty much...  I haven't purchased the desktop software yet, I was just messing around today to get an idea of what my return would look like..  So, I'll wait for the update and enter both as I've received both, just they were reduced due to my income being higher in 2019 (because of a 401k withdrawal to pay for lawyer fees for a divorce/custody battle).  But, 2020 income will be lower, so I believe if that's computed, it should increase where I'm owed around an additional 2-3k with dependents.

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That is certainly possible, although I can't calculate it for you, you will have to wait to prepare your return.  If you are eligible for a larger rebate than you received, such as due to decreased income, the difference will be added to your refund as a credit.  Good luck. 

Gotcha understood totally!  I estimated (still waiting on one W2).  But, I only see the one box online so that's what made me post this question.  But, makes sense that it'll be updated to ask both, both I received reduced amount due to 2019 income being higher, so I should hopefully receive an adjustment/increase for the portion I didn't get since 2020 income will be within the guidelines for the "full" stimulus of both pay outs.

broadly speaking you are correct... if your income was high in 2018/2019 but is low in 2020, then that should result in more stimulus paid to you via the tax return....

broadly, the IRS takes your 2020 circumstance (income, filing status and dependents under 17) and determines how much stimulus that calculates to, then it subtracts what you have received and the difference is on line 30 of Form 1040 as a credit which increases your refund. 

Sweet!  That's what I thought based on what I read online last night but figured I'd ask here.  Thanks for being a great help everyone!  Much appreciated!

@Opus 17 - saw from @VolvoGirl  that the online software did update and now requires the two payments!!! 

@drivel2787 Both the TurboTax desktop software and the TurboTax online editions have been updated with the finalized Form 1040 which includes the stimulus payment questions for both EIP1 and EIP2.

Customers may need to log out, clear their history and then log in again.  

The 2020 instructions are now out.  See page 59 for the Recovery Rebate Credit Worksheet

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040gi.pdf 

And here's a screen shot of the Desktop program

@NCperson   No it wasn't me.  I don't think I said Online was updated.  I only checked my Desktop program so far.

TurboTax online with Stimulus for EIP1 and EIP2