I live in Canada, and I can tell you, TurboTax is not at all good for Americans living abroad. For example, it has no clue about how to report Social Security income correctly, and its instructions actually give bad advice that conflicts with what the IRS requires in its own publications.

TurboTax can handle the 1040 too – but you’re going to need two accounts. One is for the trust. You fully complete the trust return, and then you get the K-1, which you then report on your personal return (and a separate account). Honestly, we almost always recommend a tax professional for your situation as this stuff tends to get messed up frequently, causing headaches to the estate and personal taxes.

Thank you for your reply. I will be looking at TurboTax Business.
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I will be submitting my own 1040 as the beneficiary of the income from the 1041 trust. It seems that TurboTax Business does not provide a facility for submitting a 1040. So, for my 1040, I want to maximize deductions, including charitable contributions, and I own my home, and I have bought and sold stock, and I receive a pension and Social Security. The 1041 income for the trust has to be submitted to one state, and the 1040 income is to be reported to a different state.
Any suggestions?

Yes, H&R Block doesn’t do 1041 for individuals any longer. You need to look at TurboTax Business or TaxAct Estates and Trusts. See our guide: Estate Tax Software For Form 1041.