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Schedule 1-A is available in TurboTax
IRS Schedule 1-A is generated when the taxpayer reports:
In TurboTax Online, view the entry by:
Note the entry Additional Deductions (Schedule 1-A).
In TurboTax Desktop, select FORMS in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
Turbotax is also not generating a Schedule 1-A form for me either despite qualifying for everything.
Form 1-A is available. I used it for Tips and it works. I'm using Windows desktop. Turbotax says its avaialble for all platforms. If it's not working, check your entries. If you have desktop, you can review the Schedule in forms mode. Not sure about online. You may have to pay any fees before you can review or print it.
It's not available in my turbo tax deluxe and it does not show up in the forms.
Go to ONLINE at the top of the page and 'Check for Updates'.
If your program is updated, step through the interview sections for Schedule 1-A deductions (W-2 entry for no tax on tips/ OT, Vehicle Loan Interest Deduction) to create the form in your return.
In FORMS, choose 'Open Form' and type in '1-A' to view the form.

I'm having the same issue as the original poster. I'm using the desktop software and checked for updates - "my software is up to date". Schedule 1-A captured my overtime, but not my tips. The software won't let me type in a number manually into the form. Any hints?
@slepore8 Did you have tips reported on your W-2 in box 7? If so, the calculation is done by the software in Part II of the Schedule 1-A.
If you did not report tips to your employer you should have checked the box Tips not reported on my W-2
Box 7 is blank. My tips were included in box 1 so were already taxed for social security taxes. My employer noted my tips in box 14 which I understand is just a general memo field and does not feed into schedule 1-A. Should I still check that box "tips not reported"? They were reported - in box 1.
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