Yes, because those contributions are on your W-2 and have been reported to the IRS. However, you do not have to take the credit that the contributions qualify you for. If you are trying to avoid upgrading to Deluxe, you can either 1.) opt not to take the credit or 2.) take the credit using Free File software.
Yes, because those contributions are on your W-2 and have been reported to the IRS. However, you do not have to take the credit that the contributions qualify you for. If you are trying to avoid upgrading to Deluxe, you can either 1.) opt not to take the credit or 2.) take the credit using Free File software.
I went through the Retirement savings and put yes for the contribution, no for school because i wasnt in school this tax year. also i followed the link and it signed me into my normal turbotax after saying you may qualify. but how do i take the credit off so i dont have to upgrade?
If you do not want the credit and want to take it off then go back and check yes, you were a student. The answer does not go anywhere on the tax return or affect anything else but will "fool" TurboTax into removing the 8880 form.