I actually posted the message shown above as a Private Message to tjm0xsp-.
When I hit post a message flashed up that said something like "Invalid Certificate" and then it was gone.
I had kept a copy and sent the Private Message again to tjm0xsp-.
So for whatever reason it posted my first private communication to the public forum.
There is nothing contained in it which actually needs to be removed. However, it would require additional explanation in the areas where I said that I would provide all of the correspondence going back and forth with "The Office of The President" at Intuit.
So for a technology company they sure seem to have a lot of issues from my prospective.
They have tried to close the case because I would not provide my personal tax file.
I did something I view and argued as even better. I created a fictitious tax file with phony name, address and SS# etc..
It contained only manually entered dividends and some that had that had government interest contained in them. Absolutely nothing else on the forms to cloud the issue.
That is how all of the issues became apparent in the calculation for Mo Form A line 8a.
"The Office of The President" has still not forwarded any of the issues I discovered to the developers at this point, due to their process.
In time we will see if they reject the case and ignore the errors I have discovered or not.
I got around the error by entering the financial institution data in a certain order and then manually entering other data.
In my case if I did not perform things in exactly this way I saw the deduction falsely triple in size on the Mo form.
If I did not do so my only option was to override the data. I was warned by a TT advisor that if I did so, they would not guarantee the results. I found this ironic for obvious reasons.
