Why Doesn't Quicken Offer Finer Breakdown for IRS Tax Schedule A Categories (17 Merged Votes)
I have wondered and been frustrated for years (when Quicken and TurboTax were both under Intuit) why Quicken did / does NOT offer a finer breakdown for Schedule A Categories so that the Tax Report better groups things together. For example, Insurance Premiums are broken out separately on the IRS form, but there is no way to segregate them in Quicken. They all get lumped together with everything else in the only offered breakout for Doctor Fees, Dentists, Hospitals. It can't be that difficult to implement the correct sub-categories that match the IRS breakouts.
Anybody else frustrated by this?
This is why years ago I gave up trying to simply import from TurboTax. Instead, I have to export the Schedule A report to Excel and then create and populate extra columns to separate out the amounts.
How do I formally submit this to Quicken AND get an answer?