Under print options, why doesn't the program allow the option to print form 2106 "if any date'?

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December 7, 2019
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Best answer by IRonMaN

Could be something related to the misc 2% deductions being axed. The form is going to be so limited in nature that Intuit doesn't what folks printing forms that probably aren't going to be applicable to most taxpayers. Anyone else want to take a guess?.

IRonMaNAnswer

Level 15

Could be something related to the misc 2% deductions being axed. The form is going to be so limited in nature that Intuit doesn't what folks printing forms that probably aren't going to be applicable to most taxpayers. Anyone else want to take a guess?.

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FTAXAuthor

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Of course, but it still is applicable on many state returns.

abctax55

Level 15

Ftax.....Jeff was just messin' with you because several posters have asked why the organizers are still about those expenses. Seems like a lot of preparers aren't aware that many states didn't conform to TCJA

I'd guess it is because the software isn't completely ready just yet.

( Lacerte doesn't have F 2106 up & running yet)

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IRonMaN

Level 15

But I wasn't messing with anybody. Where FTAX is looking, the selection for printing doesn't really hinge on the form being ready or not. I have no idea why it would look that way, but I put on my Intuit thinking cap to think of some flaky reason why they wouldn't give you the option to print. Maybe they have a state look-a-like form that is going to be generated for state purposes and are making the form almost useless for federal purposes.

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