Turbotax 2020 references an incorrect 1040 line number when trying to report capital loss carryover amounts from 2019

I found the answer of what type of income it is looking for on a different guidance page:

"What if I don't have Form 6251?

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If you think your AMTI might be different than your "regular" taxable income (Form 1040, line 10), you'll need to determine what your 2019 Alternative Minimum Taxable Income was and enter it here. If you don't know your AMTI, most people will get the same result using your "regular" taxable income (2019 Form 1040, 10)."

So it is looking for taxable income.  But this guidance page also references the wrong 1040 line number for 2019.  Line 10 was "taxable income" in 2018 form 1040.

Yes, it is still incorrect on Turbotax 2022. In the 2022 version of 1040, this is line 15. Turbotax, your welcome. Feel free to deposit funds to me directly for correcting this error using the same account info for my federal refund. 

Line 15 Form 1040 Taxable Income.  Form 1040 changes from the prior year. Here is how to enter Capital loss Carryover:

If you transferred last year's TurboTax return over, you don't have to do a thing—we've already entered it for you.

Otherwise, follow these instructions:

1. Sign in to your TurboTax account and open your return by selecting Continue or Pick up where you left off in the progress tracker
2. In the search bar, search for capital loss carryover, and then select the Jump to link in the search results
3. Select Yes on the screen Did you have investment losses you couldn't claim in 2021?
4. Enter the info about your capital loss on the following screens

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