TT 2025 Desktop missing "Other items donations worksheet"

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January 26, 2026
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Greetings, I just noticed that the desktop version of TurboTax Delux 2025 is missing the "Other items donations worksheet"

I use this to include all my non-cash items donated. For example, towels, books, and other items donation to various charitable organizations.

Please advise.

SteamTrain

Level 15

@bigbruno

On my Windows Desktop (Premier)

When I click on the pencil to edit my donations to the Salvation Army, the next page offers 3 choices to me with checkboxes:

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Cash.....Cash, Checks, card payments, Payroll deductions

Items and Stock........Clothes Appliances Furniture.....etc

Vehicle Use.....Mileage, Parking, Out-of-pocket

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You choose the second one, and you can begin to add your various items and Create a table of item donations to that charity..

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BIG BUG

But a warning....there are some situations where you make some other changes/additions to charities, and ALLL the items donated in every charity disappear.....especially if you delete an unused charity after putting items in other charities.

Thus...I suggest you wait until mid February to enter your items, and only at the end of a week after updating....don't know if it will take that long for them to fix.....but should be fixed by then (OK ...a guess ... 70% likely)

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

bigbrunoAuthor

Level 2

Hi, thanks for responding.

I'm not sure what you mean by editing my donations.

In all previous versions of Turbo Tax going back 20 years, there was a worksheet called "Other Item Donation Worksheet". It is this worksheet where I would enter all non-cash items such as to Goodwill. For this year that worksheet is missing. Did they charge something?

Are you saying they will fix this by mid February? If it's not fixed I will not be able to file my taxes properly.

Thanks very much, Bruce Cohen, CPA