There is no guarantee they will address this issue. In the past, when they owned quicken, their software just stopped working. I was forced to buy parallels and install the Windows version of quicken on my Mac. They have not even said publicly that they are going to have a version that works after Rosetta 2 disappears. But, regardless, H&R Block’s software also won’t run either. There is no current tax software that runs natively on Apple Silicon. It has been five years. They’re simply are no other software providers that haven’t updated their products, that plan to continue on the macOS platform. H&R Block’s online software looks a little better than Turbo Tax, simply because they have a forms option. (According to their customer service department.)
