@M-MTax yes Turbotax will lose some revenue from desktop users that abandon it rather than upgrade to w11. some will switch to online. however, look at the price of online. you can only do 1 return for the price vs 5 with the desktop version. thus, it will make up some of if not all its revenue loss and then add in what it might save in the costs of not have a desktop w10 version to support. I see it $$$$ ahead. I think this is analogous to why it never had a desktop mac version of Turbotax Business not enough revenue to justify the costs. also why there will probably never be a Linux version.
However, i believe people are putting off the inevitable. How many computers are running W95, Vista, XP or even W7. those would be fine for those users whose apps never need upgrading. However, internet browsers may eventually require a higher version.
my temporary workaround - have 2 computers neither W11 compliant. did install a dual boot on one and a virtual machine on the other. when Turbotax desktop 2025 becomes available, i will check to see it works on either computer and will post back with results.
and yes I agree w11 s__________________________ my first installation I check the wrong box and found documents were now being stored on the web with One Drive. so people be careful and read what it says before checking a box if you upgrade
