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TurboTax has an accuracy guarantee and will pay any penalties based on the error but does not pay any taxes owed. See this - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/intuit-account-billing/submit-claim-turbotax-100-accurate-calculation-100/L88SYklBL_US_en_US

"he cannot do that because it already passed their deadline of fixing errors for 2024" - Actually I am happy to hear that, because too many HSA custodians really have no idea how to apply the HSA regulations. However, this leaves more work for you.   First, you will need to determine at what point over the year, your contributions became excess. You start your earnings calculation from that date with the amount that is excess.    Then to calculate the earnings, please look at the following paragraph from page 3 of the Instructions for form 1099-SA:   For HSAs and Archer MSAs, if you are reporting earnings on a distribution of excess contributions, use the method under Regulations section 1.408-11 for calculating the net income attributable to IRA contributions that are distributed as a returned contribution. If the amount in box 2 includes earnings on excess contributions, enter distribution code 2 in box 3.   Unfortunately, I can't do the calculation for you, because that would have me crossing the line into being considered to have substantially done your tax return (i.e. I would have to sign your return).   At this point, you might seriously consider having professional help to do your return. As you surely have noticed, TurboTax would happily do your return for you (meaning everything, not just this section 1.408-11 calculation). Please see TurboTax Full service.

Is your version 025.000.0269? You can find it under help>About or alternatively under Windows installed programs and features. Optionally you can manually download and re-install the latest update (it won't hurt to reinstall it) from: https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/update-products/manually-update-turbotax-windows-software-basic/L3Wf9OPaf_US_en_US   Hope this helps. @debsolson 

It depends: Property you purchased and held as an investment, can deduct a loss. Property owned by your business, can deduct a loss. Personal property you use, can not claim a loss. If you had an allowable loss, it is entered under the investments section.   Reference: Where do I enter investment sales? Do I need to report inherited property or land?

At the end of the interview for the 1095-A, on the Summary page, check to make sure you haven't entered the 1095-A twice.    If not, dd you share your Marketplace policy with someone who is not on your tax return?  If so, they needed to enter the 1095-A on their return also.  If that applies, in the 1095-A interview you both can indicate that you 'shared' the policy and give the SSN of the person you shared with.     If this situation doesn't apply, you could reach out to the Health Insurance Marketplace at 1-800-318-2596. They can verify the status of your policy and correct any errors in their records.   @jeremyjohnston625     

This is ridiculous.  I have over 1000 capital asset transactions and I will have to check NO for Is this a digital asset for every single one.  I don't understand this.  This was not part of the capital asset worksheet in last's years desktop version