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February 21, 2022
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2210 Totally Wrong

  • February 21, 2022
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Client files 2020 tax return 2/25/21. Overpayment of $2,550 applied to 2021.

Client sends estimated payments of $3,850 on 6/15, $3,200 on 9/15 and $3,200 on 1/15

Required 2021 installments shown on Form 2210 Part III line 10 are:

4/15    $3,149   6/15    $3,149   9/15    $3,149   1/15    $3,148

ProSeries shows 0 on line 11 column a. Should be $2,550

PS shows 0 on line 15 column a. Should be $2,550

PS shows $3,149 on line 17 (underpayment amount). Should be $599.

Line 17 columns b, c and d should all have zeros now as his $2,550 2020 overpayment plus the $3,850 payment on 6/15 exceeds the total required payment for 4/15 and 6/15.

Line 18 (overpayment) columns b and c should show overpayments of $102 and $153 respectively but are blank.

HOWEVER, the Underpayment Penalty Worksheet does correctly calculate the $599 underpayment penalty correctly for the period of 4/15 through 6/15 of $3.

Basically, everything showing in Part III is completely wrong.

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Best answer by IRonMaN

It might be fixed once Intuit opens up for tax season next week.  I wonder if they will start in March again next year or wait until April?🤔 🤔

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Level 10
February 21, 2022

at least it's closer than it was last week, when you couldn't even file.

 

If I had a return I really had to file right now, I would just try overriding the inputs to what they should be and see how that works.

Otherwise wait a bit and see when/if it gets fixed.

Intuit Community Champion
February 21, 2022

Better off waiting until Intuit gets it  fixed. If they really want to file now, just tell them the IRS will make an adjustment because the form ................................................................ $%#!*

If at first you don’t succeed…..find a workaround