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"I don't think you understand the question"
You asked a Bunch of Stuff. There are a bunch of resources that address this stuff. It's not just one answer.
Let's start here:
"as it doesn't show anything other than when PTO updates 2020 from 2019,"
At the top part of that first page, they have the three steps to follow for how to use that function. If you follow them, you see "3. Sort, scroll, or search for your desired form"
Did you click in the bottom part on MA? Then, Individual Module 1040. Then see the list of Forms and dates, such as "Sch CRS
Final form without watermark was released on February 04, 2021."
Here is the Help Article for the 1099-R: https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/individual/help/entering-form-1099-r-in-an-individual-return...
I googled and found that for you.
Here's the link inside that article: https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/form-1099-r/help/how-to-enter-coronavirus-related-retirement...
"Bonus Question
When will it?"
This is a peer community; not Customer support or Tech Support.
"for example, it mentions nothing about APTC recapture on the 1040"
That's a new question. That link I gave shows 8962 and 1040 without future scheduled updates. Are you following the topics in this community, such as:
https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/tax-talk/discussion/02/213
"I would not expect APTC repayment to be updated today. Intuit generally programs based on form instructions. The IRS released instructions last Friday (3/12/21) regarding how to report excluded unemployment income but they have not released instructions on how to report APTC repayment limitations."
"Also, it is linked from the PTO dashboard, so you don't need to bookmark it because it is one of the several quite useless links they provide for us by default."
Useless, or underused?
Because my research always finds these types of resources. Including google:
site:https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/ aptc repayment
Sometimes, you won't like the answer, of course.
Don't yell at us; we're volunteers
