I have to give ProSeries an A+

Forum|Forum|7 months ago
November 7, 2025
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I just received an e-mail from Intuit confirming my 2025 software purchase. In the e-mail there is a link for ProSeries release dates. I was a little curious as to estimates for when various forms were going to be ready this year so I clicked on it. To my surprise, ProSeries is really on top of things. It's only November 7th and all of the forms are final and e-file ready. I am really impressed 😯

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TaxGuyBill

Level 15

"I have to give ProSeries an A+"

I'm curious what the "A" stands for. 🤣

IRonMaNAuthor

Level 15

Anything you would like it to be 😁

Slava Ukraini!

dascpa

Level 11

This board is not known for it's understanding of sarcasm. Your post will generate a lot of confusion for some new practitioners who will believe 2025 is actually complete and ready for e-file. I'm not into Fireball but if there was a Fireball jail or penalty box, please self-impose.

IRonMaNAuthor

Level 15

So are you saying the forms really aren't ready? In that case, I will have to give Intuit an F for trying to fool me. 😯

Slava Ukraini!

IRonMaNAuthor

Level 15

As a side note, they have updated the release date page. However, I do have to ask, how do you go about getting a refund if you have paid for the software but haven't downloaded it yet? It appears I am going to be forced to change tax software for the upcoming tax season. According to the release date page, none of ProSeries 2025 tax forms are supported for e-filing. Bummer.

Slava Ukraini!

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