DaveF1006, Thanks for the reply! Well, I went through the interview process and it did make a few changes. However, it still has the $241 amount in the MO-1040ES in Part I lines 1e for 100% of ...
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DaveF1006, Thanks for the reply! Well, I went through the interview process and it did make a few changes. However, it still has the $241 amount in the MO-1040ES in Part I lines 1e for 100% of overpayment, Part II lines 1 and 2F, even though I added $627 to Part II line 2e for Amount you want to apply but it isn't summing the items, it's stuck on $241. On the Form MO-140, it still shows my Overpayment on line 49 as $627 and the amount to be applied to 2026 taxes as $241. The new wrinkle is now it is charging me a penalty for underpayment of $386, which is the difference between the $241 and $627. When I investigate the penalty, it is odd. First, I chose annualization method as I did a 4th quarter Roth conversion and fed it the appropriate income elements for doing the annualization. However, it ignored that and is still doing the long form regular calculation with even payments required. If it would annualize properly, there would be no penalty. Second, there seems to be a date problem with the software. June 15, 2025 was on a Sunday, so the proper tax payment date is June 16, 2025 yet the software is putting payments made on that date in the third quarter. I actually mailed them on June 13, the Friday before so I changed it in the Tax Payments worksheet and the MO-2210 isn't updating for the change. So, it seems like it's one step forward and two steps backward!