Looks like another year without Release Notes

[Anonymous]

Their responses and attitude are appalling! Anyone with a fraction of a brain would be concerned about "changes"/corrections in the software both before AND after filing a return!!! Shameful, and worse - unprofessional, to have dead links to click on for answers that simply (and intentionally) aren't being provided. Would really appreciate feedback on the software you choose to trust in next year, because this ship seems to be unseaworthy.

[Anonymous_]

The DIY software programs are virtually all the same in the sense they each have advantages, drawbacks, and deficiencies. 

If you know of another consumer-level, tax preparation program that provides any kind of a changelog, please post it here.

[pk]

More to the point  , and despite "programmers' " preference for release notes ,  the efficacy of the such in preparation of a tax return is questionable  especially since IRS has limited the access  to the XML description of the variables /constants and the business rules  (and the error codes)  for such  -- these used to be available  earlier and was a great source of knowledge.