Many, many have already asked this question. Maybe do a little reading/search?

Type "due date" in the *search the new community* and you'll get multiple hits.

Intuit might get around to it, but I wouldn't bet on it.

If you don't like Intuit's forms, you could always use the official forms from the IRS:

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf

Appreciate the help.

This is me on a small rant:  this affects many returns, we pay Lacerte quite a bit to take care of this. Other software companies have already taken care of this. Why should we have to override / jury rig the software for a major item?  We shouldn't.  Lacerte has really dragged their feet in timely fixing issues this year. I can cut them a bit of slack, but this should have been fixed last week.  Fingers crossed we get it today.