Thanks for the response. However, both the 2022 and 2023 Premier desktop versions have the "Qualified" button calculations already built in . When I first submitted, I checked the normal button. (My understanding, from several news reports, is that many users and professionals already submitted using the qualified button option - counting on Congress passing the law eventually. ) I have already run test calcs and looked at the forms produced. They all follow the rules as best I can tell for a Qualified disaster claim - and carry all the calcs forward to schedule A properly - without the 10% deduction. Not sure what else Turbo tax could do in this area. I know that the 3 year averaging of IRA withdrawals will have to await updating of the software for 2022-2024. But I'm not going to do that until this year's 2024 withdrawals for Milton. In the amended description box I am specifically calling out the laws passage and the use of the Qualified button option. Now waiting on the IRS? That's a whole different beast. I don't even want to begin calling them and asking this question....
