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When I save my tax file for 2023, turbotax puts 2024 in the front. Why? Shouldn't it save as 2023???

I am doing my 2023 taxes, but when I save the file, it saves as 2024. This is definitely an error! If I change it, the program will continue to save it as 2024, instead of 2023 as it should be named.  
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When I save my tax file for 2023, turbotax puts 2024 in the front. Why? Shouldn't it save as 2023???

@lisakizer494 

 

1)  Desktop or Online software??

 2)   Is this the raw datafile ending ".tax2023" ??

......or is it the PDF file ?

3)  or is it just the starting text of the name of the file?

 

I certainly don't see it happening at all with my Desktop software, unless I did an initial Save-As , and put the 2024 in myself...Like maybe I accidentally forced a Save-As "2024_MyTaxes.xxxxx".  But that would be my mistake.

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

When I save my tax file for 2023, turbotax puts 2024 in the front. Why? Shouldn't it save as 2023???

it is the starting text

When I save my tax file for 2023, turbotax puts 2024 in the front. Why? Shouldn't it save as 2023???

desktop version

 

When I save my tax file for 2023, turbotax puts 2024 in the front. Why? Shouldn't it save as 2023???

Don't know why...but certainly do a separate Save-As with a more proper file name. Then delete that older mis-named file  (Assumign you haven't actually filed yet.)

 

I tried my Desktop Premier (Windows) with a newly created test file, and the Save default started with the expected "2023" text.

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[[[You could also rename the existing file in directory it is located in.   But then when you looked for it in the TTX software, you'd probably need to "Browse" to find & open the file the first time after renaming it.]]]

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Wonder too if there is some strange autocorrect setting on your computer system...but that's a pretty remote idea.

 

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
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