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Old 01-27-2010, 10:29 PM
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2009 MY already shows as qualified in the current version of Turbo Tax
The quick solution is to simply click on the 2009 box. You submit the tax return claiming a 2009 model and then one of two things happen:

(a) Nothing. The tax return goes through, you get the correct credit, and that's the end, or

(b) For some odd reason you are audited and you show the IRS it is a 2010 model, not a 2009. The IRS sees the credit is the same, no additional tax is owed, and that's the end of it. The IRS will not do anything about an error which results in no change of tax liability.
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