Right there with you Not Happy! Here's how I did it though!!
1. Do your taxes on the website but DO NOT file them.
2. When you are done and have imported ALL your crypto (which works fine on the website). SAVE your file to YOUR computer. It is a .tax2021 file (native TurboTax file).
3. Once saved on YOUR computer, open the saved file in YOUR PAID FOR copy of TurboTax Premier and VOILA! You have everything you need from the connected crypto exchange (mine is Coinbase and everything imported just like it came from a real brokerage like TD.
You can do as many returns as you like for free online as long as you don't file. And LOOK GOOD for the option to SAVE TO YOUR COMPUTER.
My taxes are finished and filed, with all crypto imported, utilizing the "Free" filing that came with my downloaded TurboTax Premier. If I had filed using the online feature they wanted to charge WAY more than what my copy of TT cost me. I find that making money on confusion and chaos, by misleading claims and baffling the customer with BS, a good cause for retribution and revenge, but I guess even the hackers have to file taxes. Maybe by this time next year there will be a better solution for both QUICKEN and TurboTax, but I doubt it since both are owned by companies publicly traded. Intuit sold Quicken to an investment group (H.I.G. Capital) and we all know what those groups do to products. Intuit owns TurboTax and they are publicly traded also. I try my best to short companies that fleece me, that's MY retributive justice. Doesn't hurt them much but sure makes me feel better knowing all my future copies of TurboTax are paid for, and my children. lol. TRANE, INC. really screwed me over so I shorted them so much I got the $6000 back for this POS HVAC unit plus all the service calls and future repairs and the $1500 to have the coil removed, coated, and reinstalled on a new unit! Anyhow, best of luck! Regards, The Curmudgeon's Curmudgeon.
