I feel the same way. I do keep my own lists and pictures, but I have no idea how to determine average value of used items. I doubt anyone remembers when they purchased them and if you kept every receipt "just in case" you decided to donate it several years down the road, you would never be able to find them in the boxes of receipts.
I have been a loyal Turbo Tax user since before it was available online. I have Its Deductible records on file online back to 2007, but I used it in CD form years before that. The reason I never switched to H&R Block or Taxact was because I liked the idea of always having all my tax info in one place and able to be accessed forever.
I feel totally betrayed, double crossed and not appreciated for the many decades of business I've have given to Turbo Tax and Intuit. They say "If you want to find valuation data for donations for tax year 2022, there are several free resources online available from reputable charities," well name a few then. I certainly don't know any and am not finding any online.
