My software (atx) has a stimulus 1040A. When I put the actual amount of interest on the form with the soc sec or pension, it has been rejecting. Says I can't have that. I can efile a regular 1040 with the correct interest amount. I'd like to send in a correct form. Anyone else having this problem or know how to fix?
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Get better software or just file the 1040.I would put a favorite quote in here, but it would get me banned from the board. -
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of the stimulus return was to make it easy. therefore you only put one dollar of income somewhereOriginally posted by JenMO View Post
on the page 1; no more, no less.ChEAr$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LAComment
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A true stimulus return has SS only and no other income. If there is other income then there is no need for the stimulus return. It can go on a regular form.Comment
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I put other income on the 1040A so it will flow to the MO property tax credit form and I don't have to do twice. So I can go ahead and just efile the 1040 and will accomplish the same purpose? Will the 1040 A efile with one dollar on line 7 and SS? If anything else is added it won't go??Comment
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I read on the Drake board (I think it was) that for electronic filing to show "Stimulus Payment" for the bank and put in the amount of $1.00 as an interest amount. This will allow electronic filing.Only in government or politics is a "cut in spending" really an increase. It's just not as much of an increase as they wanted it to be, therefore a "cut".Comment
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Veteran benefits which are tax exempt as disability income and in non-txed combat pay are also included as non-taxed income to be included for the stimulus return.Originally posted by Bonnie View Post
From the front of IRS Package 1040A-3:
"...qualifying income. Qualifying
income is—
● Social security benefits (including social security disability payments);
● Certain railroad retirement benefits;
● Certain veterans’ benefits; and
● Nontaxable combat pay."
Instruciton for line 14a:
"Social security, tier 1 railroad retirement, and veterans compensation, disability and death
benefits"
George Kaiser
9th Infantry Division June 1970-1973Comment
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Thank you for your service
Thank you, George, for your service.Comment
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