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see other threads on this - latest update from Intuit is it's currently expected Friday 2/20.   Folks are freaking out at Intuit but this due to late guidance/forms/instructions from IRS, HR Block is also holding this form until 2/27.   https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-rental-property-depreciation-not-available-as-of-2-1-2025/01/3779380#M1404753

See Expert JamesG1 post on 2/15/26 to allow permissions https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/investments-and-rental-properties/discussion/this-year-turbotax-2025-does-not-import-my-financial-inst-data-like-it-always-did-smoothly-the/00/3775558

there's a browser permission setting needed, see   https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-brokerage-importing-not-working/01/3779717#M1404925   https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-vanguard-brokerage-update-is-available-from-vanguard-but-not-on-turbo-tax/01/3746947#M1390363

If your tax return was rejected, TurboTax doesn't charge to make the correction and resubmit.  However, if when you went back to your return you had to add additional forms or upgraded to a different version there might be a price increase.     If you are getting charged to resubmit, you can contact our customer service: What's the TurboTax phone number? Can I get the e-filing fee refunded if my state return got rejected?

Mine was doing that too, but I had inadvertently checked yes at one point. Even after backing up and checking no, the issue kept happening, it wanted a number in there. That’s when I went to the tools and deleted the form, etc.  and started that section over. Best of luck. And I hope you figure out that $500 that went missing. Yay My form was finally accepted!

You need to get a new each year, make sure that you are using the PIN that was assigned to you for this year.  The IRS mails a CP01A letter every year. If you do not have it you can:   Retrieve your IP PIN online at the IRS's Get an IP PIN site, or Call the IRS at 1-800-908-4490 to have your IP PIN mailed to you (this can take up to 21 days) Once you get your PIN enter it in your return and file the return and efile it again.     Go to the Was anyone on this return assigned an Identity Protection PIN? screen under Other Tax Situations, and select Yes. On the Add any Identity Protection PINs screen, select Add or Edit next to the spouse's name. On the Add/Edit IP PIN screen, enter or correct the IP PIN, and select Continue. On the Add any Identity Protection PINs screen, select Continue. Select File in the menu. On the Well done! screen, select Continue. Don't select Fix my return. Select Start next to Step 3 to refile your return.   If you don't want to request the IP PIN you can file your return by mail.  To print it, follow the steps below:   Select File in the left menu. At the Welcome back screen, select Continue. Next to Step 3 Get ready to save and file your returns, select Start. Select File by mail and follow the instructions to print and mail your return.  How do I get my 6-digit IP PIN?   @skylerseth10 

I suppose it really comes down to balancing the effort of learning a new layout versus how urgently someone needs to file.   Personally, I think the better approach is to relax. Since this is a real estate matter, I’d assume most landlords are financially stable. If someone is in such a tight position that they urgently need a refund, that suggests they may need to revisit how they complete their W-4 or work on strengthening their liquidity reserves.   Real estate isn’t a business where operating on a razor-thin margin is wise, especially since bankruptcy isn’t a simple escape when property is involved. One person’s urgency doesn’t automatically become everyone else’s emergency. Sometimes it feels like people forget that.   Complaining about TT being late doesn’t change the situation. The practical options are either to switch, perhaps to HR even if that transition is inconvenient, or to take a breath and wait it out. @MyCoal