Charles Schwab is missing from the list of banks and brokerages that TurboTax can retrieve the 1099-INT and 1099-DIV documents from. Is that faulty?

[xmasbaby0]

No, but many of the financial institutions do not have data ready for you to import before about mid-February. You need to be patient.

[VolvoGirl]

If you are using the Desktop program you may habe to update it.

[CRL]

I originally had Charles Schwab pop up in the search but now it is gone. Is anyone else experiencing the same?

[heilfamily]

Yes, I'm experiencing the same thing with Charles Schwab not appearing in the list of banks/brokerage firms, even though their logo appears in the previous screen.  I received a notice from Charles Schwab that the forms are currently available, so I was hoping to get a good start on my taxes.  No such luck so far.

[konrad20]

I have Desktop Version (Updated 1/17/19) Federal + State Deluxe and it is missing from that list for me.  Is that something that TurboTax/Intuit is working on actively? Just because the documents are not avail for download does not prevent other institutions from being listed (i.e.: Betterment, Fidelity which don't have their documents yet available for import)

[macuser_22]

When I check the latest update, CS is indeed missing.  I will ask the moderators to find out why and get back when I get an answer.

[dwj10337]

still missing and when you call for help it goes no ware

[jl747]

As per the last 2 entries on this post.
It has been reported.
Hoping for a fix soon.

[bespoone2]

Same Problem and also now missing Raymond James as well..

[konrad20]

Fixed: I just logged in 1/25/19 after an Update and I now see the option !

[DDollar]

That's great news.  Thanks for sharing, and thanks for using TurboTax!

[bespoone2]

Thanks,  I now see it also

[DDollar · Accepted solution]

Charles Schwab is available for import of 1099-INT and1099-DIV, as well as other forms.  See the Screenshot below.  Schwab forms are scheduled to be available to import February 2.

[konrad20]

I have TurboTax 2018 Deluxe Federal + State, and Charles Schwab is missing from the list