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- Does anyone know how to prevent the $10,200 Unemployment Compensation Exemption (UCE) from being calculated on the CA 540 CA? It is understating the CA income.
Does anyone know how to prevent the $10,200 Unemployment Compensation Exemption (UCE) from being calculated on the CA 540 CA? It is understating the CA income.
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randy70
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03-19-2021
10:00 PM
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Unemployment Compensation is not taxable in CA and is automatically backed out of the CA income, however, Proseries is adding an additional deduction for the UCE.
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GC
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03-19-2021
10:38 PM
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Same problem here, I add back the deduction at Schedule CA but still waiting for second opinion
NU
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03-19-2021
11:00 PM
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I've been doing the adjustment manually, but hoping Proseries will update the software to account for it. My clients understand there have been some overhauls and are ok with me holding the tax for another week to avoid any potential rejects etc. If there is no update to the CA software in a week, I'll just go with the adjustment on 540 Ca line 8F "UCE adjustment"
