topic Indiana underpayment penalty cannot edit in State tax filing

Indiana underpayment penalty cannot edit

eli39287 — Mon, 23 Feb 2026 13:28:20 GMT

I incorrectly entered my periodic payments and now cannot get back to edit because system says I do not owe a penalty, but when I do the final review the penalty still shows up. How do I fix this? I see someone had similar issue last year but it the reply does not seem to help.

Re: Indiana underpayment penalty cannot edit

JulieS — Mon, 06 Feb 2023 19:09:30 GMT

Yes, you can make corrections to your state estimated payments. This is how to find that:

Select Federal from the left side menu.
Select Deductions and Credits.
Scroll down to Estimates and Other Taxes Paid.
Expand the section, click Start or Revisit to the right of Estimated Tax Payments.
Find State estimated taxes for 2022, click Start or Revisit to the right.
Correct your dates and amounts here and click Continue.

Re: Indiana underpayment penalty cannot edit

eli39287 — Tue, 07 Feb 2023 21:47:52 GMT

Thanks for your response JulieS, but it's not the tax payments I need to update but the income received for the first 8 months of the year. We received a lump sum distribution at year end which causes us to owe taxes but should mean we don't owe a penalty. When I go into Other situations: Underpayment penalty, it shows a penalty amount. When I click on the revisit button to the right of this amount, I get a message stating I don't owe a penalty. But when I review my state taxes, the penalty amount shows up.

Originally, the system asked me to input income during different time periods for 2022 in order to calculate whether we owe this penalty or not. I included some amounts which do not count as taxable income so need to revise. I really appreciate your help. Any updates are welcome.

Re: Indiana underpayment penalty cannot edit

JulieS — Thu, 09 Feb 2023 17:35:45 GMT

If you delete the Form 2210, you should be able to access this part of the interview again.

To delete form 2210:

Open your return, scroll down to Tax Tools on the bottom of the left side menu.
Select Tools.
Click on Delete a form (third on the list at the bottom of the screen).
Find Form 2210 on the list of forms.
Click Delete to the right.
Confirm your Delete.
Scroll down to your state return and look for IT-2210. Delete that as well.
Click Continue in the lower right.
Click Continue with my return.

To return to that part of the interview:

Select Federal from the left side menu.
Select Other Tax Situations on the left.
Scroll down/ expand the list and look for Underpayment Penalties.
Expand the section and click on Start or Update to the right of Underpayment Penalties.
Answer the first question Yes.