@anon.js my taxable income was the same for both. Line 25 for both had $2500. The ONLY difference on my entire return was the value in 2(c) ... View more

@Tax-a-chusetts same exact return (with the exception of the value on line 2(c) on 2442), same exact refunds. ... View more

Just filed with H & R Block too (and it was accepted) and can confirm that the _only_ difference between the TurboTax and H & R is that Part 2(c) has "0" entered for "Qualified expenses" rather than the amount in excess of $2,500. Even after reading the instructions I'm not sure whether TT or HR is correct in entering info in that box. At the end of part 1 it says: "Did you receive dependent care benefits?" No: Complete only Part II below; Yes: Complete Part III on the back next. In my case, I did receive dependent care benefits ("Pre-tax contributions you made under a dependent care flexible spending arrangement") so Turbo Tax should skip Part II and go immediately to Part III, right? In which case, nothing should be entered in Part II 2(c) (which is where HR has $0 entered) ... View more

submitted mine an hour ago and just got rejected again. Same error: "F2441-022 - If filing status of the return is Married Filing Separately and Form 2441 'CreditForChildAndDepdCareAmt' has a non-zero value, then 'EligibilityRequirementMetInd' must be checked." ... View more

@kristyao you should be able to fill out this form and attach the PDF of your return from Turbo Tax even though your return is being rejected. The PDF of your return is factually correct. I believe there's a portal where you can upload PDFs rather than faxing/mailing the form. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://studentloans.gov/myDirectLoan/downloadForm.action?searchType=library&shortName=idrlink&localeCode=en-us">https://studentloans.gov/myDirectLoan/downloadForm.action?searchType=library&shortName=idrlink&localeCode=en-us</a> ... View more