Yes, I am aware that I can do that and get the numbers right. My goal here is to get TT to admit that there is a problem and address it. If my simple spreadsheet can do it, they can surely write software that can do it. Last year, after phone calls and screens shares with two different agents, they refused to admit that they were incorrectly calculating the MAGI for passive activity loss, until I posted about it here. All of a sudden, they admitted that there was an error, and they did fix it, albeit after April 15th. I wasn't willing to wait for the fix, so I did a manual override in order to be able to file my return and get my refund sooner.
