2024 TT has so many quirks and bugs this year. Especially in the 1099-X areas.
I've spent well more than 20 hours trying to get rid of an error that seemingly is the result of non-truncated data entered into a 1099-DIV and is then being used in another form, after being auto entered and used as truncated data in that forms calculations. The result was a $1 remainder (again, apparently resulting from subtracting the truncated data from the original 1099-DIV non-truncated data) and resulting in a $1 remainder (rounded I assume). Then, three of these $1 remainders were summed by the second form to yield a total of........you guessed it....$1. And yes, 1099-R had it's own set of quirks.
What was Intuit thinking this year. Programmers making +$100K annually, working from home and lacking real oversight and quality control or beta testing? I've used TT for years and I'm frustrated. Intuit, you owe me 20 hours for my time and effort. At $100/hr that is $2000 (and my rate is cheap). But I'm not finished with taxes yet so maybe there is more to come?
