what you two above say matches my experience just today 1/30/23 with a brand new Mac Airbook with M2 chip running OS Ventura (13.2) - the tech support tier 1 person didnt' know anything about it. I finally figured out by reading Intuit's system requirements more closely they support Big Sur and after but they aren't saying anything about silicon chips - Turbotax is still requiring the Rosetta app which slows down performance in order to run TurboTax desktop Home and Business - those of you who are saying it works fine without mentioning the immediate prompt to download and install Rosetta are missing that fact. Sounds like we can get by...
... FYI I've downloaded again, didn't find the crash file fortunately, and had a pretty quick easy download of Rosetta and am running the Turbotax Mac Home and Business 2022 product. So far doing ok, though I'd much rather it ran as native software with the silicon chip. Obviously this will be ideal. Intuit however has had a hard time prioritizing macs - by 2022 I don't understand why.
