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Do i have to satisfy Review (Form 2210) to calculate dividend and capital gains by period even with no penalty due for another reason?
i paid estimated equal to last year's tax.
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Do i have to satisfy Review (Form 2210) to calculate dividend and capital gains by period even with no penalty due for another reason?
TurboTax is a computer program that picks up on information from the interview sections and sometimes what is put there generates issues that cannot be removed in the interview session. It becomes "written in stone". In order to correct, we must delete as forms along with worksheets and related forms.
Form 2210 is IRS form that relates to Underpayment of Estimated taxes. You are not required to complete it since the IRS will figure the penalty, if any, and let you know if you owe anything additionally.
- Go to My Account
- Select Tax Tools, then Tools.
- Choose Delete a Form
- Find Form 2210 and select to Delete.
- As a step to be sure the form has been deleted, run through step 4 once more to be sure that form was deleted as well as any related worksheets or forms.
I've attached a link to the actual form so you can verify that the IRS does not require completion:
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f2210.pdf
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Do i have to satisfy Review (Form 2210) to calculate dividend and capital gains by period even with no penalty due for another reason?
TurboTax is a computer program that picks up on information from the interview sections and sometimes what is put there generates issues that cannot be removed in the interview session. It becomes "written in stone". In order to correct, we must delete as forms along with worksheets and related forms.
Form 2210 is IRS form that relates to Underpayment of Estimated taxes. You are not required to complete it since the IRS will figure the penalty, if any, and let you know if you owe anything additionally.
- Go to My Account
- Select Tax Tools, then Tools.
- Choose Delete a Form
- Find Form 2210 and select to Delete.
- As a step to be sure the form has been deleted, run through step 4 once more to be sure that form was deleted as well as any related worksheets or forms.
I've attached a link to the actual form so you can verify that the IRS does not require completion:
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f2210.pdf
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