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JackieCPA

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I have a tax return that it won't let me create an e-file for, it says 

"If no businesses are "Qualified for QBI purposes,  please discard Form 8995".

There is a business that is qualified, I have it checked on the Schedule C data and it shows up as checked in the activities section on the 8995 and is producing the QBI deduction correctly. 

Any ideas on what I am forgetting to check to have it let me efile?

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8 hours ago, JackieB said:

have a tax return that it won't let me create an e-file for, it says 

"If no businesses are "Qualified for QBI purposes,  please discard Form 8995".

There is a business that is qualified, I have it checked on the Schedule C data and it shows up as checked in the activities section on the 8995 and is producing the QBI deduction correctly. 

Any ideas on what I am forgetting to check to have it let me efile?

 

We are having the same issue, I'm hoping its an ATX issue because we can't find a way around it.

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Is it just with the Sch E, or is it when both a Sch C and a Sch E are in the return?   I got that error when I was checking a return with only a Sch E, and of course I deleted the 8995 because there was no QBI for that return.   But one of my best clients who is coming in soon has a both a C and E on his return.    Would appreciate if you would expand on exactly what is causing the problem.

Thanks

Tom
Modesto, CA

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There really is no explanation on what is causing the problem yet. But, from what I can tell, if you have a Schedule C or F and a Schedule E in the same return it errors. Because if the Schedule E isn't checked as "qualified" for QBI purposes, I think the software is getting confused and wanting the 8995 to be deleted. The Form is still filling out and calculating the deduction correctly, just won't let you create an e-file. ATX told me that they are working on the problem, checked again this morning and it is still an error. Hope they figure things out soon. 

If they don't, I suppose we would all have to just click the Schedule E as qualified and then override the deduction and 8995 to being correct? 

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