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That statement can be true if your taxable income has been reduced to zero when using the lower standard deduction amount and your balance due is attributed to something other than income tax.
Take a look at your Form 1040 to see if your taxable income on line 15 is zero, but the total tax on line 24 is greater than zero. You may be subject to a tax reported on Schedule 2, such as self-employment tax for example, that is not reduced by increasing your tax deductions.
To see your Form 1040, click Forms in the upper right corner of the screen. Then highlight it in the list of forms shown on the left.
That statement can be true if your taxable income has been reduced to zero when using the lower standard deduction amount and your balance due is attributed to something other than income tax.
Take a look at your Form 1040 to see if your taxable income on line 15 is zero, but the total tax on line 24 is greater than zero. You may be subject to a tax reported on Schedule 2, such as self-employment tax for example, that is not reduced by increasing your tax deductions.
To see your Form 1040, click Forms in the upper right corner of the screen. Then highlight it in the list of forms shown on the left.
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