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@BWong:"I should have stated: NONE of the various TurboTax versions will work on personal, 1040, tax return, on Windows 10 computer for 2025 tax filing.."   So, if I understand this correctly, businesses can still use TurboTax 2025 with Windows 10, however personal concerns filing personal taxes NEED to have Windows 11. Does that make ANY sense to anyone?

@DoninGA  Don (or anyone who can answer these questions from Intuit), Any idea of how we can  1)  start the program from the original .DMG without being forced to update? 2)  get a timeline on the fix? Thanks!

Total tax from 2024 & credits claimed were filled correct.  It- 2105.9 line16 automatic calculated 100% tax of 2024 as supposed to enter 110% valued for AGI was more than $150,000  Though IT-2105.9 not required, there is no underpayment, total taxes on current 2025 return is less than before withholding and estimated tax payments No.14   

March 6 here and I have "Needs Review" issues with my 1099-NEC.  5 forms came in from last year that "Needs Review" which is obvious because there was on entry for the amount.  I added the amount and the "needs review" was no longer on the 1099.  I deleted two that were not needed.  I then took pictures of 3 more and added them that way.  the first and third ones came up with "needs review", and checking there was nothing flagged, missing, or wrong.  I deleted the third one and and then the second one got the Needs Review added.  I delete both assume that TurboTax programers borked the import.  I hand typed them, and alas they all need review. I don't care that I can file it anyway.  I pay for a tax program and if something this simple does not work -OR GET FIXED- how do I trust the program to do anything else correctly?

If both your W-2's have $0 in Box 1, you won't be able to Efile UNLESS after entering them you get a screen 'Let's check for other situations' with a checkbox for 'Non-Taxable Medicaid Waiver Payments'.  Since you uploaded your W-2's, go to the Income section and EDIT your W-2's.  If this screen comes up for you, your problems are solved.     The W-2 income is included as non-taxable, and you should then go through the Earned Income Credit interview to see if you qualify.  If the screen doesn't come up for you (or does not have the appropriate item to check), then DELETE your W-2's and report as follows:   At the Income Topics page, scroll down to 'Miscellaneous Income 1099-A, 1099-C' and Start.   On the next screen, scroll all the way down to 'Other Reportable Income' and Start.   On the next screen, 'Yes, other taxable income'   On the next screen 'Add'.  For a description, say 'Medicaid Waiver Income' and put the total amount of the two W-2's.   This puts the income into your return; now you'll make an adjusting entry to make it  non-taxable.  Go thru the 'Miscellaneous Income', 'Other Reportable Income', etc. again, but this time for a description, enter 'Adjustment for Non-Taxable Medicaid Waiver Income' and the same amount with a minus sign in front of it.    However, if you get your income entered, and then the EIC interview says you don't qualify for a credit, you don't even need to file a return, if this is your only income.  Just keep the W-2's for your records.   @CompleteNoob