Add my experience to the list. Rejected four times so far. I have the 2020 transcript in hand. Filed jointly. AGI matches. Used PINs from last year. Just tried zero for spouse's AGI; no luck. I used an accountant the last three years and went back to TT this year. It's possible that's the source of the problem, but it shouldn't be. I guess mailing it in by hand is still cheaper than the accountant, but Intuit owes all of us an apology. This is their issue, and they need to own up to it. To say that the IRS doesn't have us in their database is equivalent to saying that e-file data must be moved into database by hand. If so, we're in big poo-poo in this country since the current administration wants to complicate the tax laws even further.
