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Thanks for the reply, but my version of Turbo Tax Desktop does not allow the 1099-B to be downloaded until the date that Schwab says it will be ready.  2-13(or whatever date Schwab says each year) shows up inside TT and if you try to login to Schwab or in years past E-Trade it skips to another page. Focres you to manual entry. I got the 1099-B today(2-13), but I could have downloaded it yesterday. I'm just curious why those dates are harecoded in the TT updates. It's been happening for years. 

The part that is an issue for me is that the information that we're receiving is vague.  I also believe that TurboTax should be communicating with us as their efforts yield results.  I am frustrated daily by the lack of communication and the incorrect information that has been provided

Thanks for your response, but it did not work. This is such a heavily used software so I don't know what's going on. I know the values I entered are taken into account in the calculation as anything I change is being reflected. But it still says "Not started"

I'm using desktop and before the msg was that the institution had not gotten their end ready for downloads. Yesterday was the day they would have it ready. Now if I click to edit that financial institution instead of the option to download, I am taken to manual entry. No way I'm going to try that. You'd think their tech team would get this fixed.

My desktop version of TurboTax updated yesterday afternoon. I re-ran error check and the Weil McLain error is still there. Today is 02/13/2026, they day the bug fix was supposed to be published. Tick tock, tick tock.....

The even more concerning part of this delay in ability to input rental property information is that the software lets you complete everything else, does a review, and then tells you everything looks great & to go ahead and file.  Why wouldn't the software tell you to wait until the item you tried to put in is available????   I'm giving this issue until Saturday the 14th.  If it is not fixed by then I will go to the other online option, which is reportedly cheaper and will not "BLOCK" us from inputting information and then call the return complete.  

@ mankarki wrote: I submitted both Federal and State tax electronically, which later on got rejected for some reason. I wanted to fix the issue and resubmit but came to know that the file is not there. I made sure to hit save button before closing. At this point I do not know how to retrieve and fix the errors. I paid $25 to submit state efile and not sure what would happen to it, if I chose to resubmit returns via mail this time.   Which desktop software version are you using--the Windows version or the Mac version?   Search your entire computer system for any file ending in *.tax2025 which is the tax data file.  Also look in the Recycle Bin.   Also search any external device to which you may have backed it up, or any cloud storage you use such as OneDrive.   The default folder for tax data files is the Documents\TurboTax folder, but it might have been saved somewhere else.   If using Windows, and if you have more than one Windows user accounts, log into each one to do the searches.   Whenever a Federal return is rejected, the state return is automatically rejected. Since your initial attempt at efiling was rejected, your returns are considered not to have been filed.

latest update in all these threads is "We are hoping by this weekend, if not before. We don't have a specific date."   https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-depreciation-and-amortization-i-m-not-adding-anything-new-federal-doesn-t-indicate-to-wait/01/3773391#M1402067