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For anyone that hasn't had enough sessions of beating their head against brick walls at this point in the season, maybe you can help me keep from beating mine up. I just spent an hour on with Tech Support and they're telling me they can't get my 172/1045 to populate accurately for my client without me inputing a figure that doesn't apply to my client. She escalated up because she said I was entering it correctly, but in order for my 1045 to populate, I had to add a 1256 loss which this client doesn't have. Is there anyone out there that has run into this and knows a work around for this problem or knows something that I don't. I've been working on this for 2 days now, and although I'm thankful I've done it correctly, I need this return to be accurate for my client's. Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi @Gwen4, Thank you posting in the Community about this. We'd like to take a closer look. I've sent you instructions via DM with how to upload a sanitized file. Please read through those instructions and let me know when you've completed the steps.
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Does a 1045 still need to be paper filed?
If so use overrides and/or fill it out by hand to get the correct numbers.
The more I know the more I don’t know.