You are correct that TurboTax for Desktop will accept attachments only if required by the IRS. The program prompts you to provide those attachments (ex: Form 1099-B for certain stock transactions).
But if the IRS doesn't require more information, TurboTax doesn't allow you add attachments. Also, it's generally best to avoid providing too much information unless requested.
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