Have Retirement savings contribution credit of $51, but don't want to spend $69 to upgrade to Deluxe. How can I file without claiming the credit (no upgrade)?

tw33712 · ‎October 23, 2023

xmasbaby0 · ‎October 23, 2023

You can tell the software that you were a student and it will disqualify you from the credit.

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xmasbaby0 · ‎October 23, 2023

You can tell the software that you were a student and it will disqualify you from the credit.

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Opus 17 · ‎October 23, 2023

Also note, some other tax software companies offer free filing to low and middle income taxpayers at the IRS FreeFile web site. Turbotax has opted out of this program and charges based on the forms you need, even if it doesn't make financial sense.

tw33712 · ‎October 24, 2023

Thank you! I wondered about that, but I thought that it would make it worse.

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Have Retirement savings contribution credit of $51, but don't want to spend $69 to upgrade to Deluxe. How can I file without claiming the credit (no upgrade)?