I agree that the EULA makes no sense as written, but it says what it says. Intuit advertises that TurboTax for individual tax returns can be used to e-file 5 tax returns, but that makes no sense since the EULA now clearly implies that the software can only be used to prepare and file only the purchaser's actual tax return. A particular individual certainly can't file their one tax return 5 times. Heck, as written, the EULA prohibits one from even preparing a simulated or test tax return that is never intended to be filed.
My guess is that Intuit botched the changes to the wording of the EULA and that it is still intended that the purchaser be able to prepare and possibly e-file tax returns for their household members. However, as written, the EULA does not seem to permit that. I've seen many cases where Intuit makes changes to wording in TurboTax that make no sense (and refusing to correct their errors), so botching the EULA doesn't seem implausible.
