Schwab reported my t-bill accrued interest as a cap gain with an accrued market interest on my consolidated 1099. Then Turbo tax recognizes it as interest and it goes to the schedule B as separate line item from the rest of the schwab dividend and interest and reports. Line item 110000.00 US TREASU NT 0.125%09XXX**MATURED** Accrued Market Discount. So the federal income correctly shows this as interest income. BUT and here is the issue- I can't see where to flag it as government interest for the oregon state filing so I can deduct from my state income. I can't edit/overrid the or state form directly. I have to somehow flag this as government interest in the federal files. Where would I do that? Driving me crazy.
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You actually need to make the adjustment in the state section. Follow these steps:
thanks for your response. I did do this several times. The issue is that when I get the last step you describe = Us Interest income smart worksheet - field A- interest income from United states etc.etc. I cannot edit or adjust the dollar amount field for the state reporting. It is hard coded to the SMART worksheet for the federal form. Which does not include all government interest because according to Scwhab this is how Treasury NOTES interest has to be treated. Because it is a note not a bill. It is a separate line item that says it is accrued market interest but does not update the smart worksheet. And their tax experts won't even discuss state tax situations. I tried
It is clear to me that the issue is the SMART worksheet.
So at this point unless Turbo tax can allow me to edit this data field to add in this treasury note interest that does not tie to a SMART (using this term sarcastically now) worksheet- I will just have to do my state taxes the old fashioned way - via paper and paper filing. And TT will not get its state filing fees out of me. If anyone has any other ideas or TT can adjust the software code to make this work that would be nice but not holding my breath.
Doesn’t work see my reply below
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