@Teek21 @My thing is this if the returns are flagged, rejected or missing information why wasn’t an email sent to the customer with the information pertaining to that being the reason? They by law have to send stuff like that to the customer. Not only that how are you going back resolving anything without the customer’s knowledge. When the return is rejected you have to resign and give turbo tax permission to resend it to the irs. It’s almost like the ones that had they foreign asset problem. Or refilling a return. They just can’t go a change stuff on there end and resend it it doesn’t work like that. Even those from other softwares will tell you when they got rejected they had to go back in a resubmit their return. It makes zero sense. It’s a smoke screen to allowing them more time to figure out issues going on with their software. There’s no way I filled today with a different soft ware and literally within seconds got accepted same information used on turbo tax nothing different but the software. Not only that why are you picking and choosing who to send emails to. When all these people on here used there software. Why shouldn’t everybody had getting that email? There’s a problem and they need fix it. But even if they don’t I will not be a returning customer lesson learned for me. I just pray for everybody else that they get some resolution behind this mess. Especially during these times where a lot of people’s finances are strained. Who has time to play with this service? I think no one.
