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TurboTax

com.intuit.turbotax.2018 · Finance · v2018.r24.050
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TurboTax is Intuit's personal income tax preparation and filing software for macOS. It guides users through tax return preparation with interview-style forms, automated calculations, deductions lookup, and e-filing capabilities. The software is available in several tiers (Basic, Deluxe, Premier, Self-Employed) and supports various filing scenarios from simple returns to complex itemisations. TurboTax is widely used by individual taxpayers, self-employed professionals, and small business owners across the United States.

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TurboTax currently ships only as an Intel-only application and does not yet have a native Apple Silicon build, despite Apple Silicon Macs being standard for over five years. Users running TurboTax on M-series Macs must install and use Rosetta 2 emulation to launch the app. This is a critical issue: Apple is removing Rosetta 2 entirely in macOS 28 (September 2028), meaning your TurboTax desktop application will stop launching completely on that release, regardless of year. As of today's date in May 2026, Intuit has shown no public timeline or commitment to releasing a native Apple Silicon version of TurboTax Desktop for Mac, and community posts indicate internal information suggesting macOS Desktop support may be discontinued when Rosetta 2 is removed. We recommend contacting Intuit directly to ask for a concrete commitment to native Apple Silicon support before the September 2028 deadline. If Intuit does not provide a credible roadmap, consider switching to TurboTax Online (the web-based tax filing version), which runs natively in any modern browser on Apple Silicon Macs and eliminates the Rosetta dependency entirely. Alternatively, you may evaluate other native tax software options such as H&R Block or TaxAct, which have confirmed Apple Silicon support.