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Capital One is a provider.
What sort of Account was this?
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It's an allowable subtraction. Check the instructions.
The more I know the more I don’t know.
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Box 2 of a 1099INT lands on Line 19 of Schedule 1
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It is regular bank interest income. There should be no penalty calculated.
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The penalty is showing up on Schedule 1 line18. Which then flows to Adjustments to income line 10 on the 1040.
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Interest income is in Box 1. There is no entry in box 2.
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Go back and look at all your Sch B entries. Worst case scenario, delete Sch B and let it regenerate and re-enter your figures.
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I have no entry in box 2. But an amount is showing on Sch 1 line 18.
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I even deleted the line on my input and entered the Capital one Interest in box 1 with no entry in box 2. Still the penalty is showing on Sch 1.
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Click on the QuickZoom button next to line 18, it will take you back to the point of origination.
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Did that and it took me back to my Capital One line and the empty box 2.
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I deleted the entire sch B and did not put any entries in the worksheet. The penalty is still on 1040!
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Just found it. It is coming from Sch K-1 input.
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Sounds like the file is corrupt in some way.
How complex of a return is it?
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The quick zoom took me back to interest income worksheet and not the K-1 worksheet where the penalty amount was flowing from. Got it now. Thank you everyone!
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Enter on 11. Interest. fORM 1099-INT. "other" .