Federal Review Error

tcheimre — Sat, 27 Feb 2021 17:49:20 GMT

In my Federal Review, it said that Line 11 of 1040/1040-SR worksheet was to large. The entry on Line 11 was $0.00. Don't know how to make it right?

Re: Federal Review Error

KathrynG3 — Sat, 06 Mar 2021 17:40:19 GMT

To fix the review that states Line 11 is too large at $0, you must manually update your program.

Without having a tax balance due, the qualifications are no longer met to defer 50% of the self-employment tax. Deferring this tax is optional. For more details, see: IRS: Deferral of employment tax deposits and payments through December 31, 2020.

To manually update your program, try these options:

First, enter nothing--leave the response blank. Run the review again to see if the issue as resolved.

Second, if the error persists, delete Schedule SE so that the needed Schedule SE is regenerated:

Delete the Sch SE that applies--(Sch SE-T is for Taxpayer, Sch SE-S for Spouse)--by following these steps:
1. From the left menu, select Tax Tools.
2. Select Tools.
3. Scroll to Delete a Form.
4. Scroll to Sch SE-T and/or Sch SE-S and select Delete.
Return to the self-employment income & expenses interview in the Income & Expenses section and select Edit/Add.
1. Select Edit for your business.
2. Scroll down to Done so that the Sch SE is recalculated.
3. Finish any other questions in the self-employment interview and click Continue.
Review the return again.

Third, If you are still experiencing unexpected results, then there is one more process to try: temporarily trigger a balance due by adding income long enough to decline the SE tax deferral option, then remove the extra income.

1. Enter a temporary amount as income in the self-employment section that will result in you not having a refund.

From the left menu, select Federal.
From the Income & Expenses, scroll to Self-employment income & expenses and Edit/Add.
At Your 2020 work summary, select Edit.
Under INCOME, select Add income for this work.
Add Other self-employed income, includes 1099-K, cash, and checks and Continue.
At Type of income, enter Temp income to remove deferral and enter a large amount, such as $100,000 and Continue.

2. Decline to defer any self-employment tax.

From the left menu, click on Federal.
Click the second tab from the left, Deductions & Credits.
Scroll down to Tax Relief related to Covid-19 and Revisit.
Select Self-employment tax deferral and select Revisit.
Answer Yes at the next screen to get back to Let's start by getting your eligible income
1. Enter 280/366ths of your income to reflect the income from March 27-December 31, 2021.
  - This amount should be calculated and entered without the false added income, and will post to Line 18 of Sch SE
1. Select Continue.
1. At Tell us how much you'd like to defer,
  - Enter 0.

3. Remove the temporary income.

From the left menu, select Federal.
From the Income & Expenses, scroll to Self-employment income & expenses and Edit/Add.
At Your 2020 work summary, select Edit.
Under INCOME, select the Trash can icon next to Temp income to remove deferral and Continue.

4. Run the review again.

[Edited 03/06/2021 | 9:37 AM PST]

@tcheimre

Re: Federal Review Error

Simmons1985 — Mon, 19 Apr 2021 10:01:40 GMT

I e-filed my return on Feb 16 2021 on turbo tax my estimated date was March 9 2021 . I checked my return status yesterday and it says that my information is incorrect. I double checked it and entered the day I filed but it has no information. Upon further inspection of my return on the self employed page line 7 and line 9 numbers are wrong they should say something in the range of 13,787 it says 137,700 in both places all the other numbers are correct is this why I haven't received or herd anything about my return or when it will be accepted? Or if my return will be sent or rejected?

Re: Federal Review Error

Cynthiad66 — Wed, 21 Apr 2021 15:57:06 GMT

Did you receive an email from TurboTax around the February 16th date saying that your return was accepted? If you did then the return is with the IRS and you should not need to file again. Also, if it was accepted by the IRS then try to call to speak to someone about the status and ask if they would like to receive a COPY.

Once the return is accepted by the IRS, TurboTax no longer has control of the return information. However, your return is still in your account.

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