Same problem. Even restored a backup of the file which was from 1 week after it was originally saved in April 2023. File is still corrupt.
So it's safe to say Turbo Tax saved a corrupted file which was doomed from the beginning.
I highly recommend saving a PDF copy. Also verify the file you saved by exiting TT and restarting TT and reopening the file. Open the PDF as well to ensure it is not corrupt.
Intuit needs to publish a repair tool to fix these corrupted files because the issue is wide spread and causing much inconvenience, for until now, loyal customers. I've noticed that the particular file I am having trouble with isn't accompanied by a tilde file with the same name like the other files that work.
I can't think of a worse issue for an application to have where it saves it's own files in corrupted state. Just awful, amateur stuff. Makes me wonder how safe my data is with Intuit when they make errors in something as fundamental as saving their own tax file. Losing trust fast!
HRB and other competitors can open/use TT files, might be headed that dir next year!
