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ABP ADJUSTMENT

  • March 21, 2023
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Where is the data source for the ABP adjustment that shows up on schedule B?

 

I have input all my info properly and do can not find how turbo tax computes this adjustment nor can I find a data source.

 

Thanks

    Best answer by Anonymous_

    @Yianni52 wrote:

    Where is the data source for the ABP adjustment that shows up on schedule B?


     

    Lines 11 and 12 of your 1099-INT.

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    Level 15
    March 21, 2023

    @Yianni52 wrote:

    Where is the data source for the ABP adjustment that shows up on schedule B?


     

    Lines 11 and 12 of your 1099-INT.

    Yianni52Author
    Level 2
    March 21, 2023

    I have entered the info correctly from lines 11 and 12...there must be more to it than just that because the end result is a number that is not the total of 11 and 12

    Level 15
    March 21, 2023

    @Yianni52 wrote:

    I have entered the info correctly from lines 11 and 12...there must be more to it than just that because the end result is a number that is not the total of 11 and 12


    Do you have a 1099-OID, for example? It can come from other sources (e.g., a K-1) but the 1099-INT is the most common.

    JohnB5677
    Level 15
    March 21, 2023

    "ABP" is an amortized bond premium. This means you purchased a bond at a certain price above par. For example, you paid $1870 for an $1800 bond. 

     

    If you had a positive entry (>$0) on Line 11 of your 1099-INT, you would have an ABP interest adjustment. 

    To manually post a 1099-INT

    1. Select Federal
    2. Wages & Income 
    3. Scroll to Investments & Savings and 
    4. select Show More,
    5. Start or Revisit next to Interest on 1099-INT - Okay! 
    6. Time to kick off your investments! 
    7. Yes, on the screen Did you receive any interest income? then Continue.
      • If you see the screen Your investments & savings or Here's your 1099-INT info, select. 
      • Add investments or add another 1099-INT, then Continue.
    8. Choose how you'd like to enter your 1099-DIV:
      • If you'd rather manually enter your form, select. 
        • Change how I enter my form, select. 
        • 1099-INT, then 
        • Type it in myself on the following screen.
    9. Follow the on-screen instructions to enter the info from your 1099-INT.
    10. When you reach the screen Here's your 1099-DIV info, the form you just entered should be listed.

    Check the box My form has info in other boxes.

     

     

    Post the information to Box 11 and [Continue]

    The screen will show Do any of these uncommon situations apply?

    Select I need to adjust the interest reported on my form.

    Then enter your adjustment and select the reason from the drop-down menu.

     

    If this does not completely answer your question, please contact us again and provide some additional details.

     

     


     

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    Yianni52Author
    Level 2
    March 21, 2023

    Thank you

     

    The sum of box 11 and 12 from my 1099 is $593.37...yet the entry on schedule B for ABP is -$3.111.00.

     

    Does OID come into play here?

     

    What about ABP (box 11 and 12) from prior years?

     

    Somewhere TTax must have a data source that computes the number they have entered on ScheduleB

     

    Thank you again

    Level 2
    March 22, 2023

    <*sigh*> Yea... this makes no sense to me either. It's like magic... and probably wrong.

     

    1099-INT
    Box 10: 
    Box 12: 244.86

    Box 13: 11,456

    1099-OID
    Box 6: 2244.21


    Schedule B

    ABP Adjustment: -1319.67

    The numbers just don't add.

    I should also note that I had to adjust the INT Box 12 to reduce it to match INT Box 3. TT is not handling Treasury TIP inflation adjustments (OID Box 😎 correctly. I moved excess Treasury bond premium to line 16 of Schedule A as directed.