Hello colleagues of ITO: I saw another product line of Intuit (i.e. Turbo Tax Online https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/entering-importing/help/how-do-i-import-my-1099/00/26254) offers direct import from the brokerage data like we had for the W2 import in ITO, and of course in ITO we only have the crappy import from spreadsheet which we still need to manually enter the data one by one, which is not the type of "import" I expecting compare to what Turbo Tax online can do. And most of the 1099-B from Robinhood (Apex) or Webull are partner with Turbo Tax so I don't know why ITO doesn't have the same function. I know this sounds stupid, but does any of you have any knowledge why there is a discrepancies of functionality between different product line? Can someone from Intuit explain this to us? Thank you for your input.

Hello all, I finalized and printed a S corp tax return on Monday 3/23, and I have cleared all critical diagnostic messages. I didn't efile it on Monday and revisited it on Tuesday 3/24 and noticed my NJ balance sheet is out of balance due to the new critical diagnostic message. I noticed on Schedule C of the form CBT-100S (NJ S Corp tax return), the amount of Net Income per books is different than the amount from the Federal Schedule M-1. The amount on Schedule C "must match to amounts reported on Schedule M-1 of federal tax return", as this is how it is written on the form. The wrong amount on the form now is the NJ adjusted Net Income (Line 38 of form CBT-100S), plus the FULL amount of the Meals and Entertainment deduction (not 50%). So I called PTO tech support and they said they are aware of this critical diagnostic and they are working on a fix now. I don't know how this can happen and thank God I sent out a good copy to my client and saved the good copy in my computer already, and I also filed the extension so I am just needing to wait for them to fix this. Does this happen to your NJ S corp tax return? Is this typical? I am just curious. Thank you for your time to read this. Stay safe everyone.