Same problem with TD Ameritrade imported 1099-B. TT keeps freezing browser and loading an illegible (clearly Intuit does zero QA - for years the "tax forms" to "review" and "correct" have been illegible in any browser, on any OS) 1099-B and asking to enter holding period (which it already has) and purchase date (which it also already has) for one security. Keeps cycling endlessly in a loop. It also keeps screwing up the return and keeps constantly increasing the tax due each time the same info is entered and re-entered yet again and again.
Truly shameful how Intuit would release such totally untested product out. Hey Intuit, hire at least one QA person to test before release!
Intuit: when will you fix the 1099-B imported data, that is proper and complete, but you keep blocking returns from filing, and keep constantly increasing tax due upon each "correction" re-entry of the same data on the "Check this entry" page?
BTW, I did go and change it from "Various" purchase date to the last purchase date (no matter what, it's still under 1 year) in the 1099-B section of TT proper. But still, even with the date entered for that one security (there is only one transaction), it still keeps endlessly asking to re-enter it. The loop goes on forever. It also keeps falsely claiming (truly zero QA by Intuit, I don't think Intuit has ever anyone actually try to use TT before releasing it live) that Holding Period must be selected, as apparently Intuit hasn't bothered to program TT to determine it by itself, to know that it's Short term if it's under 1 year, and Long term if it's over 1 year. That, just like the purchase date, it keeps asking to re-enter for the same one transaction over and over and over and over again endlessly in a loop. Used various browsers, computers, mobile devices, etc. Problem is clearly Intuit server side, simply an early alpha product released live. Everyone who's paid for TT and is facing this should get a refund from Intuit to compensate for the time wasted.
