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February 6, 2023
Question

Error in 2022 Massachusetts Schedule X

  • February 6, 2023
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Turbo tax is double counting W2 and schedule X other income.

I had a W2 with Non Qualified Plan income reported on a W-2

 

Schedule X instructions for line 4 specifically state Other Massachusetts 5.0% income reported on U.S.Form 1040, Schedule 1, line 9 and NOT reported elsewhere in Form 1, lines 3 through 8 or Schedule X, lines 1 through 3 must be reported in line 4 of Schedule X

 

Since I have a W2 Turbo tax has included it in Line 3 of Form 1. The problem is it has also included it in Schedule X Line 4 which then transfers to line 9 on form 1 thus double counting the income. Since the instructions clearly say not to report on Schedule X line 4 if already in Form 1 Line 3

 

When will turbotax correct this error?

    18 replies

    MarilynG
    Level 15
    February 10, 2023

    Do you have the same amounts in Box 1 and Box 11 on your W-2?  If so, that could account for the doubling of income in Massachusetts.

     

    It's counting the Box 1 as wages and the Box 11 as Other income on Schedule X.

     

    If you're using TurboTax Desktop, you can delete Schedule X from your MA return.

     

     

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    User01834Author
    Level 2
    February 10, 2023

    Yes I am using TurboTax Desktop however I can not delete Schedule X as I have entries on other parts of Schedule X.  

     

    I had the same W-2 last year with entries in Box 1 and Box 11 and Turbotax Desktop 2021 handled it correctly on the Mass Schedule X .

     

    This is a coding error in Turbotax 2022 that needs to be fixed.

     

    Can someone report this to a coding person at Turbotax for resolution

     

    Thanks

     

     

    MarilynG
    Level 15
    February 10, 2023

    In testing this issue in TurboTax desktop, you don't need to Delete Schedule X.  Try this workaround instead. 

     

    Use your cursor and the magnifying glass next to the amount on Line 4 of Schedule X to open up the Supporting Statement.  Delete this statement and see if this resolves your issue. 

     

     

     

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