I ran into some nasty problems on my 1120S return and 100S return. Some of which caused me problems last year. The lady who helped me was very patient and we worked through the issues until we found what was causing the problems. I feel a lot better about the software as a result.

Turbo Tax insinuated they file your W-2/W-3s and 1099/1096. They don't file anything you have to print and mail the forms. Worthless I will now go reenter these forms again into the appropriate electronic reporting service. Thanks for nothing. Again. On top of that the integration with Quickbooks Premier is poor.

This software needs a major upgrade. It is very clumsy, confusing, and seriously out-of-date with current and future technology. Unfortunately that is the state of all current business tax software that I have tried. Since I use TurboTax for my individual taxes, I use this one. At least, please upgrade it so it can run on a Mac. The one 'good' thing about TurboTax Business software is that it is so confusing that it did force me to read several bits of the IRS tax codes - and I did learn a lot. But it was a very painful lesson.

I use it to generate Trust returns with accompanying K-1s. Insufficient info is passed thru with the K-1 for the recipient. The receiving individual using Turbo Tax is not able to answer the questions based on the generated k-1. Worst problem is there is no summary at the end. One must look at the generated forms.

There were a couple glitchy issues this year, but overall still good. I like how Turbo Tax simplifies things so I don't have to interpret the actual tax forms. My biggest complaint is that they need to make a tax software for partnership businesses that is compatible with Mac computers. Our business uses mostly Macs. Every year we have to pull out an old clunky PC so we can do our partnership taxes. Time to create an option for Macs!

Not optimum for a Qualified Disability Trust. QDT wasn't even a option to chose from as type of trust. Further, the software does not recognize that a QDT gets the personal income exemption, not the trust income exemption. Finally, the software allowed me to provide summary Form 8949 information, but did not produce a mailing (or even tell me where to mail) for the supporting documentation.

Every year the filing is easier. The depreciation list is most helpful from year-to-year. The only detraction this year was at the very beginning in registering the product. TurboTax kept importing registration information from two different versions of the software purchased by two separate tax filers.

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.

It was a whole lot easier this year. For some reason, in previous years, it kept reporting that it calculated my assets as $0. I had to go back several times and re-entered the same numbers before it accurately reported my assets. This year, everything went smoothly.

You cannot file electronically it says the name of trust Name info is to large for the space ??? But you have wording in there See Grantor Trust etc. etc taking up the space pls fix this cost me over $140 for this program to only use the trust portion which should be separate as there is little to it. Sow know I have to mail ???? can i get a refund the program is useless. please advise