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The Form 1099-R section is estimated to be finalized for interview entry and available in TurboTax on 01/21/2026   You can use Forms mode to enter the 1099-R tax data.  Click on Forms Click on Open Form in the upper left of the Forms mode screen Type in 1099-R.  Click on the result to open the form.

@rt7471 wrote: Now January 17th and still not available. Not happy with that so next year may be the time to change to another tax service.  The Form 1099-R section is estimated to be finalized and available in TurboTax on 01/21/2026

All of the TurboTax desktop editions use the same forms and schedules.  So you can report both your W-2 income and your self-employment income and expenses using the Deluxe desktop edition. The higher editions give you more help and guidance.   TurboTax 2025 desktop editions - https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/cd-download/

Hey Robert, thanks for your input. I'm grateful to hear your thoughts on no.1 and no.2, but would like to further get your thoughts on no.3.      You mentioned "If you never received the money at Celcius and it was never actually added to your account then it can't be part of the basis of the currency" but I think this is inaccurate.  My account value and holdings did increase on Celsius, I just never cashed out but I could have if I did so before their default.  It was an interest payment, so effectively its like I got the interest , then i bought additional shares with that money.  I paid taxes on the interest because i got 1099 at the end of the year. So effectively my cost basis on those shares i received as interest payment should be what I paid taxes on interest income via 1099? Please let me know your thoughts. 

FORM 3903  is Moving Expense which is unrelated to form  1099-R.  SO the TurboTax software doesn't even sign you up for the correct form when you ask to be notified when Turbo tax will be updated to accept 1099-R data.   This is not very reassuring!

It is a problem in the desktop software too. It looks as though the max contribution amount has not been updated to the 2025 number. So this is not an issue of whether or not the IRS has not finalized a form.   It is showing up for me on the SEP/Keogh/401k worksheet, Individual 401(k), line 6a.  It marks a contribution of $23,500 as red (i.e. wrong) but will allow a contribution of $23,000. 

Don't know if this will help others, but this is how I got it to work (on my Mac). I opened my 2024 tax file using TurboTax 2024.  It notified me that there were updates necessary to the software.  I allowed it to update TurboTex 2024 and open my last-year's file.  Then I re-saved the file.  I then quit TT2024, re-opened TT2025, and was able to transfer the data. Good luck.

@MikeHodges wrote: 🖕Agree. I won't be using Turbo Tax this year if it won't run on Windows 10. Then you have your choice of H&R Block or TaxAct. I highly doubt you'll like the interface of either compared to TurboTax, but that's your decision. Good luck.