I am in a similar situation in which TurboTax does not generate form 8833. According to IRS guidance, the form is not required in situations where you have social security income and live in another country that has a tax treaty with the US exempting from tax on the social security. I filed my 2025 return generated by TT and received a significantly reduced refund because the IRS told me that they "corrected" my numbers because my taxable social security was incorrectly reported. There is nothing on my return that is explicitly stating the country that I live in. The address that I use on my 1040 is my US mailing address. So, the IRS is making a false assumption and without the form 8833 to back that up, it leaves the IRS to making incorrect assumptions. While they shouldn't be doing that, having the form included would diminish that possibility. Now I am in the process of disputing their "correction" which may take a minimum of months. I am looking for either an alternate solution or inquiring if now that TurboTax supports the situation where social security income is not taxable, perhaps they will consider supporting form 8833 for future years.
