On the Apple webpage under the heading 'Minimum requirements and supported SDKs' it says that Xcode 13 beta supports producing applications that can run on macOS 10.9 (OS X Mavericks, released on October 22, 2013) through macOS 12 (macOS Monterey, set to be released before the end of 2021). The latest version of Xcode is Xcode 13 beta. Xcode is Apple's software development toolset. 'The reason is that the Apple developer tools that must be used to produce new Mac software only supports the last 3 Mac software years and Apple will not support 10.14 after 2021, so software for 2022 (which is when the 2021 tax returns are filed) can only support what the Apple tools support.' although not posted the 2021 will require 10.15. You can use the online program instead if you don't want to spend a fortune getting a new Apple. Windows 7 users had to upgrade 2 years ago so they are not immune. There are several things they don't support due to lack of need and unfortunately this is one of the items on the chopping block. Intuit doesn't support older years because it is not cost effective to do so. although not posted the 2021 will require 10.15 with all other things it is the cost factor that is the deciding factor. complain to them since th ey are the ones setting the bar.Ĭurrently block currently supports 10.13 and up only. The aggressive forced retirement program that MAC employs makes their OS obsolete every three years. your system will either need to be upgraded or replaced eventually. The fact that Block supports the older MAC systems a couple years longer than TT doesn't mean they will do it forever.

As with all other things it is the cost factor that is the deciding factor.

No turbotax mac app this year