@estern23 - Thanks for taking time to write your extensive post. The bottom line sounds like they're saying, "Trust us, it's correct." Knowing they will "will pay for any adjustments that are wrong" is not comforting, thinking about what it would take to prove their error and the cost incurred from it.
In my case, I walked through the steps like estern23 did and the correct cost basis was calculated. But the values on form 8949 do not match the calculated values. It looks like it's just not copying the correct values from the app to the form. I could manually change the form to correct the values, but it frankly makes me wonder what other values are incorrect. I may need to spend a chunk of money for a CPA to review everything.
TurboTax is like other financial systems (bank, investment broker, etc.) where it's unacceptable to not be 100% accurate all the time, every time.
