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If you're using the desktop version you maybe will get it sometime next month. If you're using the online version you should have it by now. Of course if you've paid for the desktop version and aren't getting what you're paying for you can't even move that to the online version you have to buy the online version again.

All the older versions will open on Windows 11. Intuit really does not want you to go to Windows 11 because you will still own your data. They want you to go to their remote server (aka the cloud) so that they own your data. Since I have decades of turbo tax I have purchased a Windows 11 laptop for situations like this.

No.   When you use desktop download Premier, you get the software to prepare a state return.   E-filing the state is an extra fee of $25.   You can avoid the state e-file fee if you print and mail the state return instead.

@M-MTax  I really don't like to sound argumentative on SM, but I've done consumer (business actually) app design (create/invent/develop/release actually).  Providing the user an ability that other packages don't is like discovering gold, especially when the idea is applying simple courtesy obvious in other situations to this very formalized interaction between us and Intuit.  I "get" there must be a lot of legal review and argie bargie surrounding tax software, but I think disclosure and transparency can never be bad.   If Intuit simply emailed and said that the the BBB was more difficult to implement than Intuit had forecast--and the software will be available on Feb 1 (or whatever)--I would have been understanding.  Poor communication is at the heart of my dissatisfaction because incomplete software WASTES MY TIME.  This isn't a game where I wander through some maze wondering if I can pick up my 1099-R token.

It is automatic based on your age. It is not part of your Standard Deduction. The new Senior Deduction is separate and in addition to the Standard Deduction or your Itemized Deductions on 1040 line 12e. The 6,000/12,000 senior deduction will be calculated on 1040 Schedule 1-A page 2 Part V Enhanced Deduction for Seniors which goes to 1040 line 13b. Turbo Tax automatically includes it if you qualify. If you are married you have to file a Joint return. 
For Online version you can preview the 1040
https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/accessing/help/how-do-i-preview-my-turbotax-online-return-before-f... See the 1040…….

If the link is not working, follow the steps below to enter your Form 1095-A:    Open your return Revisit Deductions & Credits section Select Affordable Care Act (Form 1095-A)  Answer the questions and enter the details on ‌Form 1095-A You could also search for it in your return.     Where do I enter my 1095-A?  

Si. Deberias hacer declaraciones para esos 10 años si has recibido formulario 1099-R para su pension, y la cantidad de ingresos fue mas de los siguiente limites:   Para el ano 2025, por ejemplo, para una persona soltera es $15,750, para parejas es $23,625. Los limites cambian cada año y los puedes encontrar aqui.   En caso donde su solo ingreso es de Seguro Social (formulario SSA-1099) , tipicamente no se requiere hacer declaracion, al no ser que hayas recibido ingresos adicionales.    Pero, se recomienda hacer las declaraciones aunque no se requiere por si a caso eres eligible para un reembolso o un credito donde se requiere una declaracion para recibirlo. Solo los 3 años anteriores seran aceptados para estos creditos. Caulquier creditos para decalaciones mas viejas, se pierden.    TurboTax solo le puede ayudar con las declaraciones de los 3 años anteriores (aqui). Para declaraciones mas viejes, puedes buscar ediciones de TurboTax haciendo busqueda por la internet. 

Estoy asumiendo que te refieres a el Crédito por rentas del estado de Minnesota.  Si este es tu caso, puedes ir a tu declaración del estado y cambiar las respuestas de este crédito para que no lo reclames en tu declaración.    También puedes borrar la forma con los siguientes pasos:   Abre tu declaración. En Página de inicio, selecciona Comenzar Continua donde estabas en tu declaración En el menú de la izquierda, selecciona Herramientas de impuestos Ve al Centro de impresión, selecciona Centro de herramientas Selecciona Borrar un formulario Selecciona la opción Borrar junto al formulario M1 en la declaración de tu estado  Si te refieres a otro estado, dejanos saber y te daremos información específica para el estado que necesites.   ¿Cómo veo y borro formularios en TurboTax Online?