Why do you need to file an amended return? Moving $285 from line 8a to line 8b on Schedule A is not going to make any difference in your tax.
Did you get an IRS notice about the amount of mortgag...
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Why do you need to file an amended return? Moving $285 from line 8a to line 8b on Schedule A is not going to make any difference in your tax.
Did you get an IRS notice about the amount of mortgage interest that you claimed on your 2024 tax return? If you did not get a notice, I would not bother to file an amended return.
If you did get an IRS notice, does the notice say that you should prepare an amended return? Follow the instructions in the notice for how to respond. Don't file an amended return unless the notice says to do that. If it does say to prepare an amended return, follow the instructions in the notice for where to send the amended return. Do not send it to the address that TurboTax gives you.
If you do have to prepare an amended return, there is no way to enter an amount on line 8b in the Step-by-Step interview (except for a seller-financed loan, which does not seem to be your situation). You have to make the entry in forms mode.
After you start the amended return, first correct the line 8a amount in Step-by-Step mode. Go back to where you entered the Form 1098 and correct it so that it shows only the amount that is actually on the 1098. Remove the $285.21. If you entered a separate 1098 for the $285.21, even though you didn't actually get a 1098, delete that 1098. Then switch to forms mode, open Schedule A, and enter $285 directly on line 8b. (The amount is rounded to whole dollars.) Do not use the Home Mortgage Interest Worksheet.
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