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According to the IRS website: The $6,000 senior deduction is per eligible individual (i.e., $12,000 total for a married couple where both spouses qualify). Here's the page where the above is stated: One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act: Tax deductions for working Americans and seniors | Internal Revenue Service

 Yea, same issue.  TT 2025 refused to import HR Block 2024 tax pdf as claimed in their software.  Tech support's answer was "input Manually".. ha.  What a rip off!  Hoping to return this software today and never be temped to try Turbo Tax again.  Two calls with tech support, 3 hrs and 1 hr.. NO Solution other than Manually! DO NOT PURCHASE TURBO TAX!!!!

Too bad Intuit would put more effort into perfecting the product versus their constant upselling.  As with everyone else, still waiting on the 1099... for grins, tried HR Block and no issues uploading, including the 1099.

@E143slime8 wrote: I'm ditching Turbo Tax after over 10 years. Just purchased H & R Block, still runs on Win 10. Are you going to switch back to TurboTax when H&R Block stops supporting Windows 10?

Yes.  For federal you can use one Business program for additional businesses, even if they are different kinds of business or an Estate/Trust.  You get 5 free Federal efiles.  You can print and mail any more.  State is sold separately.    Preparing state tax returns for more than one business?  I haven’t checked the current prices so these might be old.   When they are the same types of businesses (such as two S Corps) and file taxes in the same state, buy one state product $55 and use for all at no extra charge. Business State efile included.   When they are the same types of businesses (such as more than one LLC), but file taxes in different states, buy one product per state for $55.  Business State efile included.   When they are different types of businesses (such as an S Corp and a partnership) and file taxes in the same state, purchase one product for each business type for $55 per each business type. Business State efile included.

It only says she became a permanent resident in August, as I said. We are getting off topic. Do you have any opinion on my posted question re reporting investment income for partial year residence? Thanks.