so if your in 1 state the entire year this works well, if you move to another state it tends to freak out about some expenses. in prior versions when i have had to move for work ive gotten a deduction this year nope- so either rules changed or it denied me for no reason.
I had one problem: Line 4a on form 1040-SR was left blank on the printed form. So, I wrote in the value since I was not electronically submitting the return. Line 4b was entered correctly. So, the omission did not affect the tax calculations. Otherwise, the software was easy to use and I enjoyed using it more than software that I have used in the past from other companies.
It does not figure out state when one spouse earns income from a different state. I still don’t know if I did it right. I had to go to the state to figure it out and it is confusing.