My retirement contrib, was $47. Can I change it to $0 and NOT claim it? That $ is forcing me to upgrade from FREE to some $105 ripoff because it's a schedule 3. Thanks.

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You can avoid the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit by telling TurboTax in this section that you were a full-time student. Doing so won't have any other effect on your tax return.

IRS sent CP501 removing schedule A and accepting return with standard deduction. How do I submit 1040-X with schedule A when my original has sched A w/ larger deduction?

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My retirement contrib, was $47. Can I change it to $0 and NOT claim it? That $ is forcing me to upgrade from FREE to some $105 ripoff because it's a schedule 3. Thanks.

My retirement contrib, was $47. Can I change it to $0 and NOT claim it? That $ is forcing me to upgrade from FREE to some $105 ripoff because it's a schedule 3. Thanks.

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My retirement contrib, was $47. Can I change it to $0 and NOT claim it? That $ is forcing me to upgrade from FREE to some $105 ripoff because it's a schedule 3. Thanks.

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My retirement contrib, was $47. Can I change it to $0 and NOT claim it? That $ is forcing me to upgrade from FREE to some $105 ripoff because it's a schedule 3. Thanks.

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