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How to Identify a Qualified Manufacturer? The IRS provides resources to help you identify QMs. While a comprehensive list may not always be readily available, here are some steps you can take: Check the Manufacturer's Website: Many QMs will proudly display their QM status on their website or product materials. Contact the Manufacturer Directly: If you're unsure, reach out to the manufacturer and ask if they are a QM and what their QM code is. If you are going to mail your return, I recommend verifying the QMID at the manufacturer's website. Otherwise, if it's incorrect, the IRS will deny the credit, requiring you to file an amended return.    Say you are buying a heat pump. Companies A and B sell the same model. They are the retailers or wholesalers, but are not the manufacturer for this product.  You need the manufacturer's QMID. A and/or B may manufacture some of the products they sell.  They could have their own QMID, which would be invalid for the heat pump.   Numerous OPs have reported issues with the QMID they entered. It could be a TurboTax issue or an IRS issue 

I am experiencing the same thing. I came in from the main web page "Apply for Refund Advance" when you efile!" I even cancelled my initial filing and made sure I was using the Refund Advance link from the main page. It told me I would receive an approval or denial after my return was accepted by the IRS, but I have not received anything regarding this. I am not prepared to wait until "early March", I would have filed with H&R or Jackson Hewitt if I had known Turbo Tax advances were not actually being given!

Our son is 8, so thankfully he doesn’t have to file his own taxes.  So I attach the 1095-A to my form but if I select 0% on my form. His father, when filing not claiming on son, would need to put 100%. So that it doesn’t come out of my return? Am I understanding that correctly.