10% (my blended tax rate) of $8,851 (my taxable income) is $885 (rounded to the nearest dollar). Why is turbo tax calculating it to be $888?

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I paper filed last year (tx yr 2021), and AGI included cents. Will Turbotax round 2021 AGI to nearest $, and IRS will reject because it doesn't match AGI on 2021 return?

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10% (my blended tax rate) of $8,851 (my taxable income) is $885 (rounded to the nearest dollar). Why is turbo tax calculating it to be $888?

10% (my blended tax rate) of $8,851 (my taxable income) is $885 (rounded to the nearest dollar). Why is turbo tax calculating it to be $888?

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