@BRF125 wrote:
I agree. Not only is Microsoft extending support for Windows 10, there are still about 35 to 40% of the computers in use are still running Windows 10.
What is your point?
First, we have already established that Intuit doesn't care. In fact, they would likely prefer that everyone migrate to online versions (higher profit margin). They've done this with past OSes and will do so in the future **without regard** to the pi**ing and moaning of their desktop user base.
Second, other income tax prep companies (H&R Block and TaxAct) will likely adopt exactly the same system requirements as Intuit for their desktop software. Then what?
Finally, there is really no way to determine, at this time, whether or not TurboTax will work (run) on Windows 10 without issue OR if Intuit will simply not provide support if those who are running a desktop version on Windows 10 experience issues.
