I am working on the Home Energy Credit interview questions, and the below "Did you install..." question appears. I selected "No" because i did not install improvements or replacements for enabling property. Nevertheless, the next interview question requires (see second screenshot) me to enter information about improvements or replacements for enabling property that I did not make. This appears to be a coding error as I can't be required to input information about improvements/replacements for enabling property that I already indicated I didn't make.
When will this be fixed?
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My question ("When will this be fixed?") was not answered. And the link posted by TurboTax does not work. So the response was entirely unhelpful.
There was an update to this last Friday.
If you are using desktop software you may need to do a manual update. Try clearing your Cache and Cookies and then try this link instructions.
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Not all instances have been resolved for form 5695. If you are claiming a credit for an external door, you will need to wait until March 13 and try filing again.
The update did NOT fix this issue. I've cleared my cache and cookies, and I'm still experiencing the same bug as before--I'm being asked to select "at least one" enabling property, even though I've already indicated I did not install an enabling property.
My original question remains unanswered: When will this issue be fixed? I'm tired of waiting endlessly for the software to work.
I'm assuming you must have an external door. Did you see this in my reply? Not all instances have been resolved for form 5695. If you are claiming a credit for an external door, you will need to wait until March 13 and try filing again.
Yes, I saw your comment about the external door, but that does not apply to me as I didn't install an external door.
Do you need the form at all? Do you just need to delete the form all together?
If you are sure you don't need this form, you can delete it.
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I absolutely need the form, but as I've said repeatedly, it's not working correctly. (Scroll up to see the error, which is still there.)
I've cleared cache and cookies, and I've deleted the form and reentered the information. And it's not working. This is a coding issue that has not been fixed.
What equipment are you using the credit for?
Biomass stove and battery storage.
Battery storage section is complete and working fine.
The biomass stove section information is entered, but follow-up interview questions for this section have a bug. Per my original post: I am working on the Home Energy Credit interview questions, and the below "Did you install..." question appears. I selected "No" because I did not install improvements or replacements for enabling property. Nevertheless, the next interview question requires (see second screenshot) me to enter information about improvements or replacements for enabling property that I did not make. This appears to be a coding error as I can't be required to input information about improvements/replacements for enabling property that I already indicated I didn't make.
Today is March 13, and this issue STILL HAS NOT BEEN FIXED.
WHEN WILL THIS ISSUE BE FIXED???
You can try these things to make sure the updates are applied and it is not using old session information:
Most TurboTax errors happen because the browser is trying to use an old "session" from a previous visit. By clearing the cache or using Incognito mode, you force the browser to establish a brand-new, secure connection with the Intuit servers.
These suggestions did not work. The issue still has not been fixed.
Please note that my question remains unanswered: When will this issue be fixed?
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