The fact that the forms are available on the IRS website has nothing to do with any tax software program. The forms are available if you are going to download from the IRS to complete it on your own. However, e-filing is different. Once the form is finalized by the IRS, it has to be coded into the special language the software uses and has to be thoroughly tested for calculations and e-filing acceptability. IRS then has to approve it for e-file. It always takes a little longer for a form to become available for e-file in a software program. I hope this helps you understand the situation. At this point, the IRS expects to approve the form 8606 on TurboTax e-file as 02/12/2020. I truly understand your frustration and thank you for your patience.
[Edited 2/4/2020 | 2:05 PM]
@Noel4 Please see the correction. It was for Form 8606
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