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Level 2
October 12, 2025
Question

Cancel EIC

  • October 12, 2025
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I need to stop EIC for Federal and Minnesota. Married client has a W-2 for lets say $ 10K . The only reason was because of Sub S owners health insurance so zero wages for social security and medicare. It is not like they earned it. It is just because how the IRS wants us to show health insurance premiums on the W-2. So I get a EIC which I do not believe they are entitled to.

 

Thanks

3 replies

Intuit Community Champion
October 12, 2025

What EITC rule are you thinking that disqualifies them, as you don't provide enough details for me to say you are correct. And as far as state, some states have different EITC rules than federal. here is link to IRS rules for TP's without children. https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/individuals/earned-income-tax-credit/earned-income-and-earned-income-tax-credit-eitc-tables

WickAuthor
Level 2
October 12, 2025

To me it is not earned income because it is Sub S chapter health insurance premiums and not wages per say. Because that is how the irs wants it reported.

 

 

Intuit Community Champion
October 12, 2025

What you, and I think does not matter. Only what the law is what matters. Lookup IRC 26 section 32

Level 15
October 12, 2025

@Wick wrote:

It is not like they earned it.


 

Did they not perform any work for the business?

Skylane
Intuit Community Champion
October 13, 2025

if you can get past the odor of lutefisk you might want to look at part IV of the information worksheet. There's a quick zoom to secret hidden worksheet to enter amounts not considered earned income

If at first you don’t succeed…..find a workaround
WickAuthor
Level 2
October 13, 2025

Thanks I do not think its that time of the year for that aromatic eatings. I have never tried it so I will have to take your word on that subject. I looked over your suggestion and did not find anything to subtract it out and it would not let me put negative  numbers in the boxes. 

Thanks for having a sense of humor in these great times.

 

 

Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
October 13, 2025

I think its this button you want, then on Line 2A of that worksheet you enter the amount that isnt earned.

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