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Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

smond123 — Sun, 29 Mar 2020 20:17:12 GMT

Hi, I am getting the same annoying message with NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29. I have 30.33 as the amount. Do I go forward and file anyway? How do I know if the turbotax will generate a form 2450

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

KathrynG3 — Sun, 29 Mar 2020 21:10:45 GMT

Yes, go forward with filing. No, depending on your circumstances, Form 2450 may not be necessary. You may need to go to your employer for reimbursement, instead, if you only had one employer.

Click the link for more details from page 44 of 2019 New Jersey Resident Return NJ-1040 Tax Booklet

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Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

smond123 — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 16:47:34 GMT

i am just copy from the w2 and it look like turbotax is not generating 2450 to fix it? How do i get this resolve?

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

psibal — Wed, 08 Apr 2020 16:17:10 GMT

I am running into similar issue. I have paid TurboTax for efile but I cannot efile with NJ. How do I break up FLI?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

Critter — Wed, 08 Apr 2020 16:22:58 GMT

If I were you ... I would simply change the amount on the W-2 form to $29 ... is $1 really worth this aggravation ?

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

psibal — Wed, 08 Apr 2020 16:40:50 GMT

I am very much ok to do that. Just do not want my returns to come back.

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

Critter — Wed, 08 Apr 2020 17:00:37 GMT

Do it ... you will be fine.

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

smond123 — Wed, 08 Apr 2020 17:05:12 GMT

Hi, I actually called support and they refunded my money. I am going to mail my state tax with this amount. This error is driving me nuts.

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

psibal — Wed, 08 Apr 2020 17:13:03 GMT

Thanks for the info.

Can you send me the Support Phone number.

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

smond123 — Wed, 08 Apr 2020 17:18:50 GMT

found this , the link below prompt for name and then display number. Good luck

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Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

shaniyanichols — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 18:04:30 GMT

I am getting the same message for all of box 14. Some are different by a lot.

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

SteamTrain — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 18:43:03 GMT

@shaniyanichols

The new 2020 NJ rates for the box 14 values have not been updated yet in the software...and may not be until after 28 January.

Since you shouldn't file until after 12 Feb anyhow (the IRS says they won't start before then ) you can come back the first week in Feb to check to see if the error still exists...at that time, it would be a true software bug if it still shows an error (as long as you didn't mis-enter the value).....but right now, it's just due to the NJ forms still set for 2019 values and % amounts.

Re: Annoying error check message of NJ FLI cannot be greater than 29 - How do i get rid of it

vvsukheeja — Wed, 27 Jan 2021 17:52:46 GMT

@SteamTrain yes i agree that it does reflect 2019 values, even i was confused on what is happening as this values that shows for box 14 are from 2019 form or value calculation for NJ State.