I had two seperate employers and I overpaid social security, Turbo Tax is not calculating the overpayment, how can I fix it?

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So the two employers had different EINs? And the amounts in box 4 of the W-2s added up to be more than $10,453? Then the amount withheld on the two W-2s in excess of $10,453 should have appeared in line 11 of Schedule 3 (1040).

So please give us more detail as to what you see. It is odd for TurboTax to not calculate this amount, if the numbers are all there.

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