The issue which has popped up for years is how you are dealing with State (IL Fiduciary Business TurboTax). When I got to the state portion, it guided me to first choose the state version I was seeking, then it lead me through paying process, then back to the main Turbo Tax to do the state. Then it downloaded IL version, it says it was all up to date, then went back to choosing to proceed with State filing and it looped me back to choosing a state, selecting IL, it repeated the downloading and all up to date message. I then tried it again choosing to proceed with state tax and it repeated that looping scenario.

It would be great if you had some place (or explanation online or within the software) to be able to designate an extended due date due to a federally declared disaster area. We did not suffer loss, so the Casualty Loss forms are not necessary, but the IRS and KY both asked that the Disaster Relief Information be at the top of the first page of the return. This did not seem to be available anywhere in the business software.

Have used TurboTax Business for 4 years and Trubotax Delux for the last 20 or so years. This year our business and investments brought us to 2 new states and into Ira and Solo401k investments. Specifically, IRA and Solo 401k ownership of a multimember LLC and purchasing properties in Tennessee and Arkansas. TurboTax gives very little guidance on this type of returns. The Tennessee and Arkansas state returns are vague as well. Once downloaded I found that they can both be completed non each of the state's sites for free. I realize my specifice tax return is a little more complicated than a standard 1065 but wish there was a little more help and clarity on the topics

Turbotax does not handle more complex situations very well. It cost a sizeable penalty because an NOL statement was not included in a state tax return and the NOL carryforward was denied. That is just one example. There have been others. Also, the "continue" buttons when ordering state tax software products on a laptop is below the fold and has NO way to scroll down to access it. The right hand bar to move the page up and down is MISSING! I actually had to save the tax return and email it to another computer where the screen was larger. Problematic and buggy.

Everything went alright. AS always not everything is automated so it take a bit of detective work to figure out what was missed in the interview. This will be the final year I use TurboTax. I was notified that next year it will not work on Windows 10 computers. I am not buying a new computer to sue this software nor am I doing it on-line. Not every one has a super fast internet line and I prefer stuff on my computer versus yours. Sorry to end 35 years of using a product that always worked even on old PCs.

This is my first time using TT Business. I needed it for an irrevocable trust return and K-1. I was worried it would a lot less user-friendly than normal TT. But it was great. It focused on the Trust stuff and left all the other business complexities alone.

I've been using Turbotax for my LLC business for 20+ years, and aspects of it can be very frustrating. Every year I enter the bank account information for the State of CA to direct debit my checking account for the tax owed. This year, the program repeatedly lost my account information and unchecked the direct debit box, causing me to have to go back to the information form and re-enter it, and then step through the filing again and again. The 4th time around, I finally tried making the change in the preview window on the filing screen, where TurboTax helpfully told me that it no longer supports direct debit that way so it had blanked out my entries. Why didn't the error check catch that and let me know earlier!? Little issues like that can result in a lot of wasted time.

I've used TurboTax (and TurboTax Business) for many years. It's generally pretty good about guiding me through and helping to check everything. One area that has always needed improvement is the state filing. There seems to be very little guidance to the state component -- just "make any adjustments if you need to". I'd really like help figuring out "if I need to".

It does the job for a trust filing, not as sophisticated as the personal version that can download bank / brokerage statements. But it only run on PC (not on MAC), and also it does not have an online version. And for CA state filing, many fields need to be manually entered without interview.

Pages for corrections are confusing and hard to navigate. All other pieces are self-explanatory and well-organized. I like that I can go back at any point. Disappointed that it wasn't easier to transfer previous year's return or information from Quickbooks online