I know it worked fine with OSX 10.15.2 . TurboTax (AFAIK) uses the Apple supplied developer software package to write and compile the TurboTax software for Mac (there is no other way to utilize the built in Mac OS functions that are Apple proprietary.)
This would not be the first time that Apple released an update that their own developer software crashed on. That happened with Mac OS X 10.13.2 that ran fine but crashed with 10.13.3 because a built in Apple function crashed.
Who is responsible? Who knows? Personally I do not think that a software company is responsible for Apple changes that happen after the software is released. It would be very time consuming and costly to have to test *every* function of the software every time a OS update is released by Apple when they used Apples own developer software to produce the product in the first place.
**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**
