Thank you. I am aware of that. Point is another part of Turbo stopping short on completing a tax return. If a line calls for the entry of the medical expense amount, which makes taxable income zero, that amount needs to show (and likewise the property tax -- before I finished adding up medical expenses but had entered property tax, it was all blank on the "finished" return) and the resulting tax due calculation should state zero ("0"), not just some more omitted entries. It would old school doing the return by hand, and I would have saved $40 and a bit of a nuisance. Too much of the software is coming up with needless and sloppy errors, like the charitable donations mess. Filing a half filled in tax return in NJ (or worse, not filing one after years of tax liability - always ended in a refund) would end up on the review pile,
