Most of the multitude of comments I have seen the last couple of weeks were saying that they were seeing a 3-24 release date, thought there are some mentioning 3-31, I have not seen the 3-17 date listed as a release date, but it may have been at some point.

Many of us are tried of waiting and are using a workaround

https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/proseries-tax-discussions/discussion/8915-f-workaround/00/20...

Seems to work fine, I sent one in that had an 11k refund and didnt want to wait (who could blame them!) and she had her refund in less than 2 weeks.

Holy Crap?! Really?

I cant believe Intuit is dragging their collective a$$e$ on this. I do believe Thompson Reuters (UT) has theirs up and running and has for some time. 

Intuit shouldn't really claim leaders in the tax industry. That would be false advertising.  

The software is now bringing the amount forward from the previous year and putting it on 8915E.

I just noticed this morning. Anyone else noticed?

Really?

i dont see

Mine is carrying the amount over, I deleted the client and transferred over again and 1/3 of the amount appears. But why 8915E?

 i see that after updating the software, however the form says "do not file"

true. we need 8915-F

Same here🤔

Your right yes it did. I just realized that too!....OMG the client is paying more!!!😩

My client was getting a refund over 6000 now no more. Theyre paying now! This qualified disaster is truly a Disaster!

Choices have consequences....

I am also waiting on Form 8915-F.  I'm about tired of waiting.  I will be looking for alternative tax software for next year.  Why does Intuit not send out a notice on this form?  I'm done with ProSeries!!!!!

That makes 2 of us. I have not seen March 17th as a date anywhere.

I just spot checked on a couple of my returns that I am holding up and I saw no indication of what you are talking about happening.

 I am conteplating changing also but I want  to wait and see what other problems exist in other software. SUre they have 8915F up and running and Intuit does not but are there other problems with them that Intuit does not have. As irritating as all of this is I think it woud be a good idea to keep our cool until after this tax season ends and then do some reaserch on the other software.

You might have to retransfer those returns to get that split amount