Has anyone tried to get a refund or reduced price for next year's software because of this issue?  I filed a client's return and didn't catch this issue, now their refund is $1100 less than what they were expecting.  Ultimately I understand it's my fault for not catching the error, but I don't expect errors like this on such simple calculations!  We use software to make our jobs easier.  If we have to double-check each little thing we might as well be doing returns by hand.