Don't put it in twice?
Is there only one 8829?
Did you also enter it into Schedule A?
This does not sound like a software issue, it is a "I'm new to the software!" issue.
Here is my best guess, based on your question.
Yes, I am new to the software, but I am not sure where I said it was a software issue. I just didn't know how to get the software to stop doubling the mortgage interest and real estate taxes. I wasn't clear in that it was two businesses in one space so two Form 8829s. That was my fault. I had been "fighting" this issue for hours.
When the 8829 transfers the data to the Sched A it was pulling the full amounts of the indirect expenses from both, not just 50% from each. But I did finally figure the issue out.
On the 8829 screen when scrolling to the bottom it asks for "Allocation of Indirect Expenses (one home/multiple businesses)." I had Home 1 selected on Business 1 and Home 2 selected on Business 2. I decided to see what would happen if I switched them up and it worked! The other thing I needed to do was make sure I put the percentage in right under that so it took the correct percentage towards each business.
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