Hi annajoe803:
Thank you for letting us know that IRS released Form 1116 SchB in Dec. of last year, rather than last month (January). TurboTax now has even more explaining to do.
And thank you for letting us know that the IRS e-file system can receive a PDF e-file attachment (such as the Schedule B in question). So now all TurboTax has to do is figure out how to “allow” that attachment. I imagine that’s quite difficult to do, possibly requiring an advanced degree from Carnegie Mellon, decades of experience, and weeks and weeks of system test.
But OLT did it, as discussed by a previous poster here. (We will not mention that HRB had Form 1116 up and running weeks ago). TT never disclosed that it would not support e-filing of 1116 with a carryover until very recently
https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=366971&sid=0bf24abd85c6139428f018bd9250175e&sta...
And concerning your dislike of class action lawsuits: many large companies do many very bad things - with impunity. That’s why they (Intuit included) force their customers to agree to private arbitration. And that’s why they don’t like the new workaround:
https://northdenvernews.com/turb[product key removed]-tens-of-millions-in-fees-in-legal-battle-over-...
@Anonymous
