I have a retired client that received pension income but also has non-deductibe IRA contributions. When I entered all of the information the taxable amount from the 8606 would not transfer to line 4b on the 1040.
Called support and spent time with rep who could not find any reason why this was happening. Said she had to talk to a manager and I asked her to call me back. Did not get a response so I decided to look at everything again and found the problem is being caused by the Covid distribution information. This person does not have any covid distributions so I put o in any line that asked for the covid information. Still did not get an entry so I over rode line 15c on the form 8606 but am hesitant to transmit without talking to support again.
Just wanted to let everyone know if they encounter a similar situation.
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same issue here..needs to be fixed
And Form 8606 is not available when trying to print out client/preparer returns. Is there a way to notify Intuit that this is an issue?
Same situation. 8606 runs through the calculation but doesn't populate the taxable amount and therefore is showing $0 taxable on the return. This would suck if it was a paying client but it's my father in law's freebie.....so I guess I'll wait for a fix from Intuit.
Any updates on the problems with Form 8606?
I can only pray they get this fixed. Thank you for your reply
Looks like they fixed the 8606! WV Schedule M is still incorrect for the Federal charitable contribution add back. Baby steps....I'll override it.
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