I'm with you Gene. It's clear that Intuit has looked at the statistics, number of users with the K-3 issue, and decided it's just too small a number to expend additional resources addressing it properly. Instead they offer platitudes and half measures designed to pacify the users and rationalize why they don't need to fully implement the K-3 form. Curiously, the financial firms that provided us with the K-3s in the first place saw it differently.
Intuit's failure to step up and say they'll financially stand behind our tax returns if the IRS finds fault with the K-3 handling tells us everything we need to know.
Frankly, I think we've all been had. Despite their advertising TurboTax is only suitable for simple returns. For those of us with more complicated situations, like the K-3, it's best to dump TurboTax and seek out a professional accountant.
