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- Client turned 65 during 2021. The extra $1,700 of standard deduction is included on Form 1040, but the supporting worksheet form standard deduction does not include extra $1,700 because cutoff date h...
Client turned 65 during 2021. The extra $1,700 of standard deduction is included on Form 1040, but the supporting worksheet form standard deduction does not include extra $1,700 because cutoff date has not been updated from last year.
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FrankieB
Level 2
03-09-2022
10:04 AM
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The disjoint between form 1040 and the standard deduction worksheet is not considered an "error" in the software. I assume I can go ahead and file like this?
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FrankieB
Level 2
03-09-2022
10:09 AM
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I think I answered my own question. Apparently the standard deduction worksheet is only to be used if a person can be claimed as a dependent on someone else's return. Kind of weird.
