Are there plans to release a desktop TurboTax for Linux, in particular Ubuntu, for the 2024 tax year?

[Mike9241]

@3ddoran considering government agencies, hospitals, schools and even megacorporations have been hacked, all probably using security measures greater that what yours provide, there's no guarantee you won't be hacked. but then again hackers may switch their focus from W10 to W11 and W11 is not a finished operating system. It may be more secure, but it is not hackproof.  

[greyman1952]

Yes, Windows 11 will need updates, too. And, Windows 11 machines will be actively receiving them.

After October Windows 10 machines will no longer be getting security updates, hence Intuit's panic.

Not everyone that uses Intuit's software can be trusted to use adequate additional aids to protect their data.

Can you imagine the outcry and damage to Intuit's reputation if half their customer base starts crying about getting their tax information hacked?

[Mike9241]

I worry more about Intuit getting hacked.  this has happened to many mega- corporations and government agencies just to name a few