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See what's trending for the November 15th deadline (Form 990) and resources for the upcoming tax season. Lacerte | ProConnect | ProSeries
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Why can't I edit/delete Form 8615 (Child's earned Income Tax)?
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jreyes6999
Level 1
03-16-2021
04:42 PM
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I am 21 years old with no children. When completing the Federal Tax section, I end up with having to review Form 8615 to 'ensure that my numbers are correct.' I don't have a child, and it won't let me edit the form at all. This is my second time on a SECOND turbotax account dealing with the same issue that pops up for no reason at all. None of my information even suggests that I have children of my own. (I also can't clear & start over because I guess I have registered my account already?) Anyways, please help 😞
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sjrcpa
Level 15
03-16-2021
04:51 PM
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Hi there,
You’ve come to an Intuit site supporting tax professionals, and you may be looking for support as an individual taxpayer. Please visit the TurboTax Help site for support.
Form 8615 is there because you are a "child" under 24.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
