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March 2, 2023
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Why TurboTax did wrong calculations on my tax return due to long term capital gains?

  • March 2, 2023
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Turbotax is grossly wrong in calculating my federal tax!   I have been having long term capital gains in past 20 years, but only until 2021, IRS sent me a letter to point out the wrong tax calculations by TurboTax and refunded me a big check. For all those years, nearly 3 decades, I had been so relying on TurboTax, and I might had lost a lot of money by using TurboTax for all those cases where I had long term capital gains. I bet that million users probably have lost tons of money by using TurboTax software. Intuit, please fix your buggy software!

I bet that sooner or later there will be a class action lawsuit against Intuit for the aforementioned matter.

Thanks for your attention!

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    rjs
    Employee
    March 2, 2023
    john989Author
    March 2, 2023

    Your reply did not answer the question: Why Turbotax did the wrong calculations? Do you have any clue about it?

    It makes the whole thing even worse that users simply cannot correct the tax calculations inside Turbotax. So, the way to correct  the wrong tax calculations is either switching from Turbotax to some other software or doing everything manually.

     

    fanfare
    Employee
    March 2, 2023

    This is not a duplicate post.

    It is a new thread not piggybacking on an old thread.

    July 27, 2024

    TurboTax has not corrected the problem - IRS sent a refund and corrected tax calculation for tax year 2024 (I received an earlier one for tax year 2022).  All of the input was verified and adjusted gross income/taxable income ties to IRS notice, but tax due was 6% less than TurboTax calculated.

    July 27, 2024

    Correction on my post - the last problem was with tax year 2023, not 2024.