This seems to be a shared misery.
On its surface, the 8915-F does seem simplistic enough: if you've a sanctioned disaster, add the appropriate disaster codes in line C. If it's for covid, check line D and leave C blank. It seems somebody in the code logic thought it would be appropriate to put in a literal "N/A" into line C. Nope, just needs to be left blank. But, as a taxpayer, it ends up in what seems like a perpetual loop of deleting the auto-generated form, resubmitting the return, only to have the IRS logic reject it because of the literal "N/A" in line C of the 8915-F.
I wonder if there's somebody we can reach at Intuit to correct the issue and stop assuming that nulls, blanks, zeroes, and "not applicable" all mean the same thing. Or just delete N/A.
