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It's NOT a minor bug. You're NOT eligible because you have no gain. See Section 121:   Gross income shall not include gain from the sale or exchange of property if, during the 5-year period ending on the date of the sale or exchange, such property has been owned and used by the taxpayer as the taxpayer’s principal residence for periods aggregating 2 years or more.

Didn't say I was using it - did I?    I know I have no gain - so no exemption is needed. However, the issue is when reporting the sale of your home, the process comes back saying you aren't eligible, when in fact your are. It's just a minor bug to report - nothing more than that. 

Hola:   Gracias por su respuesta, pero no funciona ni una cosa ni otra. Borré todas mis cookies e historial. Entré luego con Firefox (me sale Google de nuevo) y me vuelve a pedir corregir errores que no lo son. Está todo correcto!   Es desesperante porque pagué 128 dólares por mi reembolso, y no funciona nada!

@RobertB4444 I have now confirmed this is still a bug for both rental properties added before and after the February 11 update. Specifically, I just entered the same data for a new (made up) Rental Property today and see the same issue. Expense Details:   And the 2-year Comparison summary with 2024 (total) Expenses picking up only the total from the first expense category (Cleaning and Maint):   Steps to reproduce this problem: 1. Add a new property. 2. Enter expenses using the "Walk me through everything" button/path. 3. Enter Maintenance expenses (the first category for which I had anything) using the "I have a list of maintenance expenses I want TurboTax to add for me" radio button: 4. Enter the prior year (2024) expenses when prompted (note that those are simply category totals with no underlying details). One final note: I had entered the property information before the Depreciation module was ready so that is 0 in 2025 but had a value for 2024.  So, I skipped the Depreciation when entering "123 Main St" today.

@Bill B5 wrote: The Turbo Tax site has indicated that they are working on this tool, has Turbo Tax changed?  I am waiting for a formal response from Turbo Tax. Yes, ostensibly, they are working on the tool. Precisely when it gets released (in an update) is up in the air at the moment.

@Polkadot1   " I can only do the second taxpayers' import if I accept the prompt to "Delete Old Data" wherein it erases Taxpayer 1's Consolidated 1099s."   I didn't include that part of this issue in my post since it was in your OP, but I have that issue as well and it is a BIG one.  It is unbelievable that this made it into a public release without anyone testing these scenarios beforehand.  That is just basic IT Quality Assurance and Change Management stuff.

Reject code TY25_WI_Retirement_TT: Your Wisconsin tax return has not been e-filed successfully due to changes related to Wisconsin's retirement income.   If this was filed before the update was applied, please go back to TurboTax and re-file the return and it should go through.  If it does not, please contact us again.  Thanks.