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posted Dec 10, 2020 8:03:26 PM

Feedback on Missouri return

For several years, I have noticed a data flow problem between the Federal module and Missouri state module (desktop) that I have addressed with overrides or manual entries to Missouri form MO-A. I'm sending this note in the hope that the underlying issue will finally be fixed.

 

When a Federal Form 1099-DIV or -INT form includes interest/dividends on federal obligations, the amount is flowing to the Missouri model but is double-counted on line 8a of form MO-A (i.e., $42 on the -DIV or -INT form is reported as $84 on MO-A). I currently fix this with a manual override.

 

Likewise, when a Federal Form 1099-DIV or -INT form includes interest from states other than Missouri (and the multi-state "XX" code is recorded on the 1099-DIV or -INT form) the amount is not flowing at all to line 1a of form MO-A. I currently fix this with a manual data entry.

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Level 15
Dec 11, 2020 8:22:45 PM

unfortunately, this is not the place for bug reports.

Level 3
Apr 4, 2024 8:21:27 AM

You should view this thread, especially the portions that are posted at the bottom in the last week.

 

https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-turbotax-filled-values-for-mo-a-line-8-do-not-match-us-government-obligations-data-entered-on/01/3298929#M1213751

 

Just today I was notified through Inuit's "Office of the President" that the case was sent to the development team.

 

I have submitted a multipage document to them to try to get them to address this error.

 

For your information, I was told if I manually override the values on Mo Form A line 8a that TurboTax would not guarantee the return. The irony.

 

As you are obviously aware, the error in their processing has been present for three years.

 

I also have discovered what order to enter the dividends in so that the error does not raise its ugly head, at least on a single state return.