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I 100% agree. I went to work on my taxes for 2025 this last weekend and they were all missing from my computer AND Turbo Tax. 2013 through 2024 were missing. I spent about 5 hours searching for them on my computer (many different ways I had never even tried before). But with the internet's help and my resolve to figure it out, I found all but one year. Of course that was the year I needed the most (2024). However, I was able to log on to the IRS and get a transcript of my 2024 return which will have all the numbers I need to file 2025. But something serious is going on for so many people to be missing files. I talked to Apple Support and they said something could have updated in the background and removed the files. Ironically it was only my tax returns linked to Turbo Tax, and it happened on August 28, 2025. The empty folders were all timestamped with that date. Every single one. It very disturbing that something like this can happen. Thank goodness the IRS is getting with the times and allowing folks to download past filings! I thought having them saved on Turbo Tax and printing a PDF for my computer would cover me. But I guess I'll have to physically print them out as well now.  Good luck everyone!

Also,  See Example 2 in this BS&P article https://www.bspcpa.com/making-the-most-of-the-new-deduction-for-seniors   It comes up with 1,800 deduction each for 3,600 for AGI 220,000.  Same as the table I've made    

@PatriciaV If I do not deduct the Ordinary Business Loss reported in Box 1 of K-1 Schedule Part III from the IDC and enter just the IDC to Line 1 of Adjustment to California K-1 schedule for the Partnership, the will I not end up paying higher tax by not claiming this Business loss (my income is less than $1M)? Say, if my business loss in Box 1 is reported as negative X and IDC is positive Y , then should I enter Y-X  positive quantity for adjustment or just the positive Y? I can enter just the Y if the Business loss X is getting deducted elsewhere in some form; otherwise, I think, I must enter Y-X. Is this right? Thank you.

Sra302002 did you revisit all the steps in "Your refund info"? You have to click through several continues to get back to it. Don’t delete the form, that doesn’t work in TurboTax online. It doesn’t hurt anything, just gives you a couple jinky things to fill out but it doesn’t help you. 

Delete form 4547, @sra302002   And, then, in the File steps, when it asks about your refund, unselect the Trump Account box or do not re-select it.        How to delete forms in TurboTax Online  How to delete forms in TurboTax Desktop  

It is correct that TurboTax Desktop (Premier or Home & Business) will allow you to fill out Form 3115, but it does not support e-filing it. This requires a paper return. See: How do I file my return by mail?   When Form 3115 is involved, you must mail two copies. One with your tax return and a separate signed copy to the IRS in Ogden, UT to this address: Internal Revenue Service, Ogden, UT 84201, Attn: M/S 6111.   Make sure the copy sent to the Ogden address is signed and dated.   To find this Form in TurboTax Desktop, you can:   TurboTax should generate instructions; if it did not, you can find the necessary information as follows: Click on Forms at the top right of your TurboTax screen to switch to Forms Mode Scroll down the list of Forms in the left panel of your TurboTax screen to find the instruction sheet for Form 3115 Click on it and  Click on print at the bottom left of the form that is displayed in the right panel of your TurboTax return See also: Form 3115 Instructions for Form 3115  If you have additional information or questions regarding this, please return to Community and we would be glad to help.

What  was revised?  Looks the same to me.  My answer still stands.  Turbo Tax is doing it according to the IRS.  Read my post above and check the screenshot of the IRS instructions.  And here is the actual IRS Schedule 1-A.  LIne 35 says to Subtract line 34 from 6,000 (not 12,000).  If you have questions you have to complain to your congressman.