@DJG I am not sure I follow this explanation - it's as tone deaf as everything we've heard so far. Intuit and TT should be listening to the voice of the customer. It wasn't broke but they decided to "fix it". I was lucky that the rounding only adversely impacted me on one wash sale and I was given a fix by a TT expert on another thread which I have shared on on this thread. But I spent the better part of an afternoon painstakingly having to cross-check my 1099 to Form 8949 to be sure there was no discrepancy of note - maybe a $1? Again - I'm lucky - but who the heck wants to pay for software that you have to double check? I want to say I've been using TT since the late 1990s, but who can remember back that far? It has been a godsend, especially since we can download out 1099s, but if i have to spend hours of time manually checking - what am I paying for? I suspect I'll probably stop my auto subscription to TT and give a different software program a try. May not be better, but TT loses business.
