I have been using TurboTax since the '80s and the product has only improved over time. It has always been easy with its step-by-step approach. Not only do I feel confident in doing my own taxes, but I am able to keep up on the latest tax changes and understand exactly what I need to do.

Turbotax help is Great. Kate was extremely helpful. Turbotax has always been the best and easiest software to use. I tried H&R Block software one year and ended up going back with Turbotax to do my business and home taxes that same year. the other software was horrible.

The South Carolina Corporate return software is neither user friendly or highly functional. It is little more than a form that asks ME what forms I need based upon MY knowledge of MY tax situation. It is a glorified spreadsheet, not a fully functional, interactive tax solution on a par with the individual software.

I'VE BEEN USING FOR SEVERAL YRS NOW SO EACH YR GETS EASIER AS I REMEBER LITTLE TIPS FROM PRIOR YRS AND MY RETURNS GET LESS COMPLICATED. STILL GET CONFUSED ON SOME OF THE STATE STUFF AS TO WHAT GETS FILED AND WHAT DOESN'T AND SOMETIMES THE ERRORS TURBO TAX POINTS OUT ARE HARD TO FIX. I USUALLY HAVE TO GO TO GOOGLE TO GET HELP FIGURING IT OUT

The experience was great. I wish there was a little more information regarding where to put some service business cost of sales items. Otherwise really clear and easy to understand. I would also have like Montana Partnership to be an available option.

I have used TurboTax for my individual and business returns for years and I am always satisfied, sometimes impressed. I needed to use this particular TT product to file a return for a trust created when a parent died. It was a simple return, with the only income being from 1099-INT bank interest and 1099-R annuity withdrawals. It seems crazy that TT doesn't have an online version to handle trust returns. I didn't need a desktop download capable of filing 5 business returns, but that is the only option. Additionally, it did not handle 1099-R input well. In fact, it never asked whether I had any 1099-R information to enter. I had to search the internet and TT chat groups to figure out a way to include the income and tax withholdings on the return. It was like stepping back decades in the functionality I have become accustomed to with TT. There should be a way to download 1099-R to the program as there is with other tax forms, and the program should know how to handle that information. 1099-R are very common for trusts, and there are complaints on the Intuit boards going back years about this very issue. After manually forcing the information into the forms, the rest of the process was good. In my case, I only had 3 tax documents to input, and only one of them was fully supported by the program. I expected better.

I am done with intuit products this year after 20 years you have lost our support and would rate intuit right next to AT@T and Xfinity for the worst support out there along with products that dont work with each other at all and are not intuitive for a smart person. I would love to see one of your experts input on Q Books simple start because desktop is no longer avaliable and then elegently trtransfer your hard work over to Turbo Tax for S corp. YOU CANT DO IT

Once installed the product works flawlessly and is veery easy to use. However, I have had problems loading the state product for two years in a row that has me very frustrated. In both years it took hours with support to get the state product downloaded. Lat year it was a glitch in the TT download process. This year no one can tell my why it didn't work using normal process.

Product continues a downhill slide. Contrary to your ads, you must have a moderate knowledge of tax preparation. The "help" information lacks clarity. Example: Special Allocations codes only list 3 codes, "other" does not show the other codes nor where to find them. Called help line, agent said they couldn't help, that I needed a tax expert and hung up. I have used Business for 9 years, It and your other products are buggy, a section one year is correct, the next year it has errors.

The business federal return is decent. It was used for a simple LLC. Although under the "tips" section at the end, it said I may have overstated my basis and to go back to the partners info section. This was completely worthless. It just had me go through the same info as before, and I could not see anywhere that I had done what it said I did. As for the state addition, I can only comment on Oregon (an additional $50), and it is awful. We are a small 5 member LLC and not all of us live in Oregon. Because of this, the state requires we file a form OR-OC and OR-OC-1. Turbo Tax does not include these forms. They don't even let the user know that they will be needed. If I hadn't read the instructions for the main form, I would never have known this. Fortunately for us, the forms are easy to fill out on the state website. So 4 stars for federal and 2 stars for state of Oregon.