State Estimated Tax payments

[indyscott]

The Rollover routine brings forward all the State Estimated Payments from the prior year, right.. that's good. And the 1040 doesn't put them in as actual payments until you enter a date paid.. that's good, too. But the State Estimated payments from the 1040 worksheet get pushed onto the Indiana IT40 even if you don't put a date paid on them. I'm supposed to remember to remove them from the worksheet if they're not paid.

Well, guess what I forgot to do on Dr. D's return. Indiana's Department of Revenue must be getting more efficient than I thought they were, because they sent him a notice of revision dated April 16 for a return I efiled April 8th. I'm going to put a suggestion in that the program not push those estimates onto the return as actual payments if we don't enter dates paid.

[michaelmars]

PUTS THEM ON Sch a too

[Randall]

Does the same for Ky. Luckily, I caught them all, so far as I know.

[zeke]

and illinois

[joanmcq]

Ca & NY too.

[Jack from Ohio]

Ohio as well. Just means that we should (must) check the return before submitting?? We have not been burnt, but have had to change several.

[grandmabee]

Ohio as well. Just means that we shoud (must) check the return before submitting?? We have not been burnt, but have had to change several.

I'm pretty sure they do it on all state returns

[Gail in Virginia]

I know they do it on Virginia - I almost got caught that way a couple of times early on.

[Chrisbry]

Just means that we should (must) check the return before submitting??

I'm finding that comment rather funny -- imagine checking a return before submitting it! :D