GodFather
Level 8
‎02-19-2024 10:06 AM

When I create the tax planner, it is populating the "Refundable Child Tax Credit" for 2024 with $1,700.  Is a single taxpayer in their lower 20's, with no kids, eligible for this credit in 2024??  The tax planner says they are. 

I did investigate this and none of the articles / publications I read mention credit being available for someone without children.  

 

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IntuitGabi
Community Manager
Community Manager
‎02-19-2024 10:36 AM

Hi @GodFather 
This unexpected behavior has been reported and we will let you know when there is an update. Thanks for the report. -Gabi 

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IRonMaN
Level 15
‎02-19-2024 10:51 AM

It's been an issue since the first ProSeries user tried running the tax planner in January.  Just override the credit and you are good to go.


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PegE
Level 2
‎02-19-2024 11:01 AM

I have been getting the same error. Overrode the field with zero till it's fixed.

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GodFather
Level 8
‎02-19-2024 12:25 PM

Thanks very much, Gabi.  

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IntuitGabi
Community Manager
Community Manager
‎02-21-2024 10:15 AM

We should be seeing a fix for this by the end of the week. Thanks for the workaround @IRonMaN @PegE @GodFather 

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JimS12
Level 2
‎02-18-2025 12:04 PM

Hi:  This issue seems to be recurring in the ProSeries Basic for 2024 (2025 projection).  Jim

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