Champ - this is easy to say but not easy in practice to do. I manage multiple rental houses, some split among 2 parties with partial ownership, that have been depreciated throughout the years. Everything in the building including A/C units, etc. etc. and this is all stored in TT. One of the best thing about TT is the fact that every year the schedules that I created automatically calculate the depreciation to take on every item. Going to a new software would require me to build this from scratch again. Most likely I will be doing the taxes by hand this year. All I can hope for is that Turbotax will realize that there are many new traders, especially with the advent of Robinhood, crypto, and other forms of electronic trading as well as COVID and stay at home changes, and be able to adapt to support these users as well. Major changes are not needed, but perhaps just some squeaky wheels so that TT is aware of little things like the attachment of file option and the arbitrary 10Mil sales limit.
