1040 for a deceased person, no surviving spouse, didnt prompt me for the 1310 info

[Just-Lisa-Now-]

Mom died, daughter came in to file final 1040, the return had a refund, but the 1310 didn't "light up" with errors insisting I fill it in like it has in other years.    I went ahead and filled it in, but I was expecting it to holler at me for this info.

Has anyone else noticed this?   

[IRonMaN]

Yup, someone pulled the plugs on the lights.  I worked on a return earlier this week and I was wondering why the 1310 lights didn't click on.

[Just-Lisa-Now-]

@Intuitjhaze could you maybe put this in someone's list of things to "put it back the way it was".

I know how to do my job, but Im paying Intuit to assist me with little things like this and it used to work fine.

[Intuitjhaze]

hey @Just-Lisa-Now- thanks for reaching out. Let me get with the team internally and take a look here. @IRonMaN appreciate the added example shared in which this happened to you. 

[Skylane]

@Intuitjhaze i agree. The required field edits were most helpful and would like them back. 

[taxes96786]

You should also have the daughter submit Form 56 to the IRS.

[abctax55]

Lisa knows that... she was simply pointing out that the software is functioning differently this year than last year.

[taxes96786]

Intuitjhaze....any chance of getting Form 56 included on the forms list?