You are certainly entitled to downgrade to a "lower" version of TurboTax if you do not need the "Deluxe" version. I have done some research and found a way for you to do so.
Please see the answer link provided below for these instructions. You will be able to "Clear and Start Over" without losing any of the important information that auto-fills in your TurboTax account. Follow the instructions step-by-step and you should be able to complete your taxes successfully and get rid of the "Deluxe" version of TurboTax that you do not need.
The instructions to do so are listed below:
---"You can downgrade using the Clear and Start Over feature but bear in mind that the different TurboTax "flavors" handle different tax situations and their associated forms.
For example, if you want to downgrade from Deluxe to Federal
Free Edition and you're itemizing (Schedule A), you can clear and start
over with the free edition, but once you enter your itemized deductions
in the free edition, you'll be asked to upgrade to Deluxe.
Here is a short list of some common tax situations and the online products that now uniquely support them:
If you are looking at TurboTax Federal Free Edition,
keep in mind that this version is intended for taxpayers with very
simple returns (Form 1040EZ filers with the standard deduction), for
example first-time filers and students."
