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ah yeah, good point! 😕 I can't think of anything else, just some bad ui design I guess...
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I am trying to follow up on my case on this subject from last tax season and have sent two emails to support without any reply. I have a case number and would like final resolution so that I can move forward. Would a moderator please contact me so that I can provide the case number?
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Please note that when entering a date for past medical expenses, it always needs to be a 12-month period ending in the tax year. Always remember when you enter a date, for example, September 20, 2023 - September 19, 2024. is a year, if I have put Sept. 20th to Sept. 20th, it would have been a day extra 🙂 Please let me know if you are still having issues and how you entered the date.
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Thanks for the reply, Brenda, but with all due respect, this is NOT the issue I am writing about now. I am writing about the ultimate resolution to the issue last year which included a discussion of providing me with a free license key for the 2024 (current tax year to be filed) software and for which I was advised to contact TT this year. If you can assist, I can provide the case number associated with the issue from one year ago.