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@kidsKimTravis    It is not available any longer...and hasn't been for several years now.   (This conversation (above) was from waaaaaaaaay back in 2019......back when 2017 could be bought, installed, and used)

@aysoref You'll be surprised (as I was) to learn that TT Support reached out to me directly via email to see if my issues had been resolved (which they had).  This was a couple of weeks ago.  It was a nice back and forth, and I felt the rep listened to my ranting.  My sentiment was actually quite similar to yours in the exchange with TT.  I'll quote a line or two from their reply:   The tricky thing with these issues is that they are very hard for us to recreate. But we do take what our users share seriously. Things sometimes just take time.    With so many users of the Desktop version reporting this same issue, I do find it hard to believe they wouldn't be able to recreate the issue.  But it would require the financial institution to allow them access to dummy logins, accounts and forms.  I would imagine they would have this access with each institution in order to conduct proper beta testing before making the software live.

Enter the first 3 characters after, not including "IDUSA".  Some other users experienced errors with incorrect issue and expiry dates, so double check they are correct and not swapped as well.    For more information, see Where do I find my document number so that I can e-file my New York return?

This can happen when multiple 1099-DIV forms are imported, and the software only shows the payer name instead of the account number.    Open each 1099-DIV entry and select Edit to review the details and identify the correct account before deciding which one to keep or delete.    If the entries appear duplicated or unclear, you can delete them and re-enter or re-import the 1099-DIV forms to resolve the issue.

TurboTax didn't recognise your original return as being filed. Be sure you did file the original return and that it was accepted. If the original was successfully filed: Go to the File menu Click on Electronic Filing,  Check Electronic Filing Status.  TurboTax can then confirm that your original return was accepted You can now try to re-file your amended return. @meyer99 

Thank you for the 2024 diagnostic token. We have reviewed this return and found that Form 1065 was marked Final, so both Schedules K-1 were also marked "Final." This explains why you had no partners when you transferred the LLC return to TurboTax Business 2025.   We recommend that you open the 2024 business return and go to Business Info. Work through the interview to the page "About Your Business" and check "No" for the first line "This Partnership is filing its final return..." This will remove the checkmark from Form 1065 as well as the K-1s. Save this return under a different name and use it to create a new 2025 business return.

To fix this, you can request a refund for the TurboTax Home & Business software through the TurboTax website (within 60 days). See this link How do I request a refund for my TurboTax product?  You can purchase the TurboTax software using this link, TurboTax Business.   You can also contact TurboTax Customer Support using this link: Turbo Tax Customer Support   Please return to Community if you have any additional information or questions and we would be happy to help.

@drcox I was having trouble with Scenario 1 that you referenced (multiple accounts for different individuals at the same institution).  In essence, it was requiring me to delete my 1099s if I wanted to import my husband's 1099s (different logins, multiple 1099s, different account #s, etc.).  It was not going to allow a second, separate import session from Fidelity if it saw that one already existed.  After about a month of complaints on this board, they got it fixed, at least for me, for Fidelity.  My return now includes two imports from Fidelity.   I did not try what you suggested in Scenario 2, unselecting some form 1099s I had already "worked on".  So I don't know what would have happened, or was happening, in that scenario.