Thank you very much for bringing the $0 AGI workaround to my attention. It worked, and I appreciate your helping me to extract full value from this software. It's unfortunate that the TTax support person with whom I spoke was unaware of this workaround. Her best advice was that I give-up on the software and just print/mail my return.
I will, however, continue to disagree with the party line that TTax users are paying solely for its tax return preparation functionality. The fact that TTax "Includes: 5 Federal e-files with confirmation" is positioned second on the inventory of value proposition elements that's listed on the packaging indicates to me that Intuit thinks we should assign value to e-filing as we decide whether or not to purchase the software. "Includes:" is even highlit in a bold red font. TTax's offering State e-file for an additional $25 further reinforces my notion that they feel the Federal e-filing functionality carries considerable intrinsic value.
Finally, that the IRS will accept an incorrect AGI, rather than the correct AGI, doesn't strike me as conclusive evidence that the root problem resides with the IRS, rather than with Intuit.
Bottom line, though: thanks again for sharing a workable solution to the problem, regardless of where the source of the problem may reside.
