If you still feel like your blood pressure is too low you might enjoy doing a bit of Internet browsing about how they specifically lobby government against any effort to make filing taxes easier or automatic for common, simple financial situations as exists in much of Europe for example. oh, and then I discovered that I had actually filed correctly and didn't need to make any amendments in the first place, but that part's my fault So even though I was only editing one return, I had to spend $50 on the add-on for the other state that I wasn't editing, just to get the file to open. Now the problem is that because I filed in multiple states that year, the return won't even open unless the add-ons for each state are installed, and you only get one for free. Now I can finally amend one of my state returns, which is what I intended to do an hour and a half ago (well, actually three days ago including waiting for the download link). I run that and finally I can launch the app without it crashing. So I dig around some more and eventually find a different post, with a different link to the shell script, that someone else was kind enough to upload because the 'official' post from TurboTax was never updated with a working link. I click the download link for the shell script – broken link. Since the 2015 app is no longer updated, the workaround is to download and run a shell script that fixes whatever it is that's causing the crash. So I search around and eventually come across a post on the TurboTax support forums describing this exact issue – TurboTax 2015 instantly crashing on macOS 10.13.4 after registration. I figure since this is happening on two different Macs that I must not be the only person encountering this problem. Copied the app over to a different Mac (because I already used my one allotted download), same thing. I launch it, it runs through the setup/registration process, and then boom – instantly crashes. So I go through that BS and get the Mac app. After a few days, you'll receive an email with a link to the download and a one-time access code – that's right, if the download fails for any reason, you have to request a new link and wait all over again. But if you're on a Mac, you have to fill out a form to request a download link.

If you're on Windows, you can just go to the website and find the download link for the version you need.

Apparently there's no way to amend a return online – you have to download the software. I recently had to amend my 2015 tax returns, which were originally filed online.

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