xmasbaby0
My guess is you reached Level 15 since you like to post and do so a great deal. I just have to question if what you post is insightful, or just blabber.
Your last post in reply to mine is nonsense, as you certainly do NOT comprehend what others write. I thought it was pretty clear what I was expressing was exasperation on a forum and NOT expecting anyone on the forum to refund me the cost of TurboTax, which would be utterly preposterous; for you to interpret my post as such is completely ridiculous and frankly just idiotic.
I don't expect TurboTax to refund me a cent either. I used their product, so while I should pay for that, they failed to disclose their shortcomings of what they do not support.
I have used TurboTax all the way back to the days of MACinTax, before the products were melded into one. This was the first year I needed a form they do not support, nor does TurboTax offer a means to attach a PDF to an eFile, which is absurd, as that would have been an effective workaround to the failure to support a filing of a Form 5471.
As TurboTax is a software provider for tax compliance, my view, though perhaps not yours, is the provider should openly disclose their inabilities, or shortcomings, on their packaging, so prospective users are on alert and can make an informed decision as to what they are actually purchasing. If something like a list on the packaging of what the software does NOT provide is NOT practical, then supply an OBVIOUS message on the packaging to first check before buying a specific webpage that lists all the things the software will not perform.
Is that not reasonable? Frankly, I don't really care what you answer.
