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To fix the review that states Line 11 is too large at $0, you must manually update your program regarding your self-employment tax.
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:
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.
2. Decline to defer any self-employment tax.
3. Remove the temporary income.
4. Run the review again.
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.
Thank you so much! Your first response worked perfectly...I simply deleted the zero, left the space blank, and it was accepted. Thank you again for your help.
Thank you!! I had to use the enter a false income method. It worked, and I was able to file my taxes!
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