"The terms of service and guidelines indicate this is a public forum."

Just look at the Top. Go to the Home Page. Use your analysis skills.

"in what I thought was a semi-relevant post"

Really? Because you didn't ask about Social Security (which is in the title) or how to enter it relative to using ProSeries (which is the web page title).

"not related to ProSeries so as not to be disruptive of other threads."

Right; not Any of the topics here are where you should ask for personal tax help or to Hire someone. That's why you go to the TurboTax forums, the condo forums, the IRS yourself, job boards, linked in, etc. You've been offered all of these resources.

"I'm honestly surprised my reply got the attention of anyone else but the original poster for which is was intended."

As you pointed out, this is a Public Internet forum.You are not in private conversation with any one person. You indicated you know this.

While the people using these three tax preparation programs paid Tens of Thousands of dollars to Intuit for their programs, here on this forum are the peer users, left on their own nearly 95% of the time to be their own customer support. And no one has successfully gotten Intuit to lock out participation to only those who have Licenses for the program, for which they paid dearly.

Seeing an open door doesn't mean you should walk in. And once you walk in, don't brag that you are able to walk in, as if that makes it Okay to stay.

You could already have gotten all the help you stated you needed, by asking one or two questions in the Right Forum, which is not any of the forums or subforums here.

Ask the googles:

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what are condo assessments used for

are condo assessment fees tax deductible

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