I entered my husband's over time into the program, but I don't think it applied the overtime credit. How can I tell?

undertakergirl2008 · ‎January 15, 2026

BillM223 · ‎January 16, 2026

Please note that this tax advantage for overtime is a deduction, not a credit.

The deduction appears on form 1-A (1040), which is a new form added to form 1040. Please see a sample form on the IRS website.

The deduction will appear in Part III.

The sum of all the deductions on form 1-A (including the overtime benefit) will flow to line 13b on form 1040.

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BillM223 · ‎January 16, 2026

Please note that this tax advantage for overtime is a deduction, not a credit.

The deduction appears on form 1-A (1040), which is a new form added to form 1040. Please see a sample form on the IRS website.

The deduction will appear in Part III.

The sum of all the deductions on form 1-A (including the overtime benefit) will flow to line 13b on form 1040.

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**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"

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