I'm just wondering if it's possible for ProSeries to have screwed up the QBI issue any worse than they did. I'd appreciate any feedback from other happy customers.

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December 7, 2019
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Best answer by IRonMaN

With any given update, Intuit is capable of doing almost anything imaginable. But then again, Intuit does get blamed for a lot of disasters caused by pilot error.

IRonMaNAnswer

Level 15

With any given update, Intuit is capable of doing almost anything imaginable. But then again, Intuit does get blamed for a lot of disasters caused by pilot error.

Slava Ukraini!

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earl_garrisonAuthor

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True statement regarding the "pilot error", but not on this issue. The QBI screw ups are all on them. They've admitted as such with their multiple articles on this.

George4Tacks

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I wonder if it is possible that so many paid professionals don't review the tax returns that they sign and let them be filed with relatively obvious qbi (or other) errors. I believe every software out there has struggled to fully implement these new (and somewhat incomplete) new wrinkles to our tax structure. IF ALL CAPS IS CAUSING A PROBLEM WITH THE TAX RETURN, it is the preparer's job to recognize that there is an error and report it. We then begrudgingly need to wait for PS to find out WHY THE ERROR happened and fix it, so give us a work around.

YES it is possible the ProSeries could have screwed up things worse, but they didn't.

Answers are easy. Questions are hard!

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earl_garrisonAuthor

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If you find it acceptable to pay $5,000 plus for tax software that continually has errors regarding the same issue, I guess that's on you. I would think a part-time psychic would figure it out sooner than others.

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