Today's Update Messed Up Every 1099-R

[ekelleycpa]

Poor Gabi, dinged by the grammar police.

[BobKamman]

It's all the fault of DEI.  Doing English Incorrectly.  

[gabletax]

ITS FIXED!

[IRonMaN]

Before you start jumping for joy, what did they break to fix that?

[gabletax]

Haven't found it yet.

[IRonMaN]

It's there.  It may be hidden for now, but trust me, it's there 😜

[ekelleycpa]

As a bonus we can turn off the annoying eSignature ad!  Woo hoo!

[ekelleycpa]

You got that right.  I'm busted up over Ukraine.

[BobKamman]

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@ekelleycpa wrote:

You got that right.  I'm busted up over Ukraine.

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Because Zelensky played Trump over some minerals that cost more to mine than they're worth?  Hey, sometimes experiments are valuable.  You learn something when they fail.  And I have to admire someone who will run his company into the ground just because he enjoys performing in the spotlight.  

[Michael]

@The_AntiTax_Man Yes they did. They were fully aware of what software I had. Both the initial tech support contact as well as the “specialist” to whom I was transferred. But even if they weren’t aware of the version of software, it was a program issue, not a question of how it was supposed to be done. I repeatedly told them how it was supposed to work. I even pulled up relevant publications while on Glance to show them why their advice was wrong four or five times.

My favorite recommendations or directions were as follows:

1. Call IRS and ask them what I should do.

2. The Qualified Disaster Distribution received in 2024 had to be filed no later than 2023

3. I needed to wait until next year (2025) to file it.

And more!

Those were my favorites though. 

[Michael]

I never considered the Turbo Tax to professional software possibility, I thought they added it as an “enhancement.” I also neglected to realize that an enhancement would never happen for free. I did however briefly entertain a conspiracy theory, that it was done to harvest information about clients for marketing purposes. 

[Michael]

@IRonMaN  I never considered the Turbo Tax to professional software possibility, I thought they likely added it as an “enhancement.” Which wouldn’t be bad if it were optional and could be turned off by default. I also neglected to take into account that an enhancement would never happen for free (insert facepalm here). I did however briefly entertain a conspiracy theory that it was done to harvest information about clients for marketing purposes. 

[CTAX1]

Don't forget: Intuit cares about you!! They said so at the Super Bowl......

[janeo]

I have this same issue but I have talked to others that don't.  So strange.