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February 6, 2023
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CF-1040 Issue

  • February 6, 2023
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I own the CD/Download version of TurboTax Premier due to some very unique tax situations.

 

I began my CF-1040 and it added a W2 Worksheet called "Scholarship and fellowship grants." I assume the reason for this is because I added $8665 of my financial aid as income in order to qualify for AOTC per IRS: Pell AOTC 4 pager.pdf (irs.gov). However, this information was already reported in my Form 1040 on line 8 (along with some unrelated funds) as other income from Schedule 1, Line 10, since that $8665 was included in Line 8r. I'm not sure why the CF-1040 is trying to add a W2 worksheet for this, since not only was it not reported on any W2 and since the full amount of line 8 is included in the CF-1040, line 16, "other income." This means that TurboTax is trying to get me to pay twice on the amount of $8665. 

 

Things I have tried:

Delete W2 Worksheet (it immediately comes back as soon as I submit)

Manually modifying the values in Forms (they are all greyed out and unchangeable)

 

I would appreciate some assistance!

 

1 reply

KrisD15
Level 15
February 7, 2023

To clarify

How did you report the $8,665 scholarship income in the Federal Program? 

Did you enter it as Other Income or use the Education Section under Deduction & Credits ?

 

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shar11Author
Level 2
February 7, 2023

The $8,665 scholarship income was reported under the Education Section under Deductions & Credits when questioned if any of that income was used for non-qualifying education-related expenses such as room and board. This automatically added it to line 8. In line 8, the only other income reported was a $13,500 stipend. What the CF form did was pull the entirety of line 8 ($22,165) as it should have, but then it ALSO added a separate $8665 as scholarships and grants income to its own line in the worksheet, causing a double taxation. It did not do this with the $13,500 stipend, which appears to be reported properly.

 

Thanks for the response.