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Hello- I did not contribute to a retirement plan and it is giving me $39 more but I have to pay for the deluxe edition for $80. I dont want to claim that or pay the $80
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Hello- I did not contribute to a retirement plan and it is giving me $39 more but I have to pay for the deluxe edition for $80. I dont want to claim that or pay the $80
Enter the W-2 box 12 items as indicated on the W-2. Convince TurboTax to omit the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit from your tax return by telling TurboTax in the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit section that you were a full-time student. This will cause TurboTax to omit Form 8880 and Schedule 3 from your tax return, have no other effect on your tax return, and the W-2 data transmitted to the IRS will match the W-2 sent to them by your employer.
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Hello- I did not contribute to a retirement plan and it is giving me $39 more but I have to pay for the deluxe edition for $80. I dont want to claim that or pay the $80
It seems like you could just leave that Box 12 Code E entry off the W2 entry screen and the retirement credit wouldn't be applied then either.
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Hello- I did not contribute to a retirement plan and it is giving me $39 more but I have to pay for the deluxe edition for $80. I dont want to claim that or pay the $80
Enter the W-2 box 12 items as indicated on the W-2. Convince TurboTax to omit the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit from your tax return by telling TurboTax in the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit section that you were a full-time student. This will cause TurboTax to omit Form 8880 and Schedule 3 from your tax return, have no other effect on your tax return, and the W-2 data transmitted to the IRS will match the W-2 sent to them by your employer.
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