All right, the 2024 tax software is installed on my Windows 10/32-bit machine, and seems to be working fine. Except it's not importing last year's Turbotax file--last year I used Turbotax 2022. And it's refusing to import that year. Inconvenience, not fatal. I have so little income it's just a matter of entering everything from scratch. But I'm very grateful to be running the 2024 tax program without being forced to buy a new computer (which I wouldn't be able to do).
One reason for NOT using the "online turbotax program", I have no idea who would have access to my identity--it's bad enough we are forced to swallow REAL-ID, no more Fourth Amendment (we're under surveillance globally), no more Tenth Amendment, planet-wide risk of identity theft. Can't cash checks, do banking or anything, "cannot buy or sell without the Real-ID". Shouldn't be allowed.
When I downloaded Turbotax2023 I had to give a registration code--does anyone know how I can disengage the registration code so the software can be sold to someone else (who has a 64-bit OS)?
Thanx for everyone's help!
(BTW, to get the tax program to install and run on my 32-bit machine, I didn't use Intuit's product. If I get my taxes done successfully, I may just throw a block party!)
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