@raygro - okay, then let's try it this way...... please understand that TT is responsible for the software and the output of the software; they are not responsible for what people enter into it. In other words, if a bug in the software causes the return to be wrong they take responsibility for that; but if the data is entered wrong and that is what causes the return to be incorrect, they are not responsible for that
There are a lot of smart people on this thread who are trying to help. What caused the "error"? what you entered or how TT processed that entry? Can you explain to us the details to us?
