@Stokestack wrote:
Finding last year's file and pressing Continue just brings up the file browser again. Over and over and over.
Garbage software, year after year. And thanks to the Republicans, we don't have the free online filing site we should have expected 20 years ago. They're protecting this trash and its peddlers.
If you're using a Mac, these are some of the common solutions that users with a transfer problem have been using:
- First, make sure the 2024 data file is not password-protected/encrypted in the keychain.
- Then close TurboTax completely. Then re-launch it, and try the transfer again. For some Mac users, that simple maneuver has solved it.
Or
- Close TurboTax completely and restart your computer. Relaunch TurboTax and try the transfer again.
Or
- Try to open the *.tax2024 data file with the 2025 program. It may say something like "This is not a 2025 data file, do you want to transfer instead?"
