And no, I can't find it in federal review. That redirects straight to state. If there's another workaround, I can't find it and I'm sure other won't either. That is by far the most useful feature to see where things stand before all of your forms are in.
"Hey we have a product that has been working for people for decades, let's remove one of their favorite features to make things interesting." - Chucklehead Exec
UPDATE:
So this is where things stand. It came up after I entered enough deductions and was finally allowed to go through the federal review questions without a redirect to state. I'm not sure if that was an error or feature but it was a poor experience either way. Taking away information from a user is never a good idea. It's like driving the same care for decades and someone puts a big old sticker in the center of your windshield.
Also, this is not about hiding my income but at a quick glance, I can see that I probably forgot something. It's also an incentive to go find that receipt I was too tired or lazy to enter that one day. lol
I decided to explore some of the other options out there since it's been a long time. Cash App taxes and FreeTaxUSA both got the job done and were accurate but not as intuitive. The former is free and the latter is something like 1/10 the filing cost for federal and state. Personally, I'm going to stick with TurboTax this year because my taxes are done and it's the first place I look for old returns. We'll see how next year goes.
