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Level 4
March 16, 2021
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Entering Nontaxable unemployment portion

  • March 16, 2021
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Hello,

I have entered the negative amount on line 8 of Schedule 1 for the nontaxable amount of unemployment.  I get an error message as I entered an override.  What am I doing wrong?

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Best answer by Hawk26

Go to form "Other Income Statement - Schedule 1, Line 8"... scroll down to line 24, Other Taxable Income, and enter "UCE" (Unemployment Compensation Exclusion) in the description field.  Next, enter the amount of the excludable portion of the UC as a negative amount (e.g. -$2,000).

Go to Schedule 1 to review your input and you should have an offsetting credit against the taxable UC.

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BobKamman
Level 15
March 16, 2021

Here is the latest from Intuit

https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/form-1099-g/help/common-questions-on-the-unemployment-compensation-exclusion/00/142301 

However, you should be able to make an entry on LIne 8 without an override.  Same as any other item you would enter on that line. 

Level 7
March 16, 2021

Hi, you should be able to enter the exemption without causing an error. Make sure you enter it correctly, making sure if there are two taxpayer and only one got the unemployment, enter the exemption in the correct column. Also be aware of the income limitation and the maybe if the unemployment is less than 10200, do not enter 10,200 , enter the amount of the unemployment because it will create a deduction bigger. Remember this line is not only for unemployment. Just be careful. Thank you. 

Level 4
March 17, 2021

Thank you for your help.

Hawk26Answer
Level 3
March 16, 2021

Go to form "Other Income Statement - Schedule 1, Line 8"... scroll down to line 24, Other Taxable Income, and enter "UCE" (Unemployment Compensation Exclusion) in the description field.  Next, enter the amount of the excludable portion of the UC as a negative amount (e.g. -$2,000).

Go to Schedule 1 to review your input and you should have an offsetting credit against the taxable UC.

Level 4
March 17, 2021

Thank you so much.  I'm new to the software.  This worked perfect.