Overall using Turbotax has been a complete nightmare. First I bought the business edition, did my taxes, submitted, and got rejected. After some number of calls to the IRS and Intuit, I found that indeed I had filed as an S-Corp, when I am a C corp. Then I found the Turbotax business online only does S-Corps, and that I would have to get the App version. But the App online runs on Windows, and I am on Mac. What a total pain, so I found an old WIndows machine (with no email on it) and tried to install the App. It installed but when I ran it, it wanted some id number that I didn't have. The dlog said it was emailed to me, but the Windows machine didn't have email. After multiple support calls (actually very nice people) one person finally read it to me, and I was able to do the taxes. What a multi-day nightmare! All one the day before the deadline (by the time I had waded through multiple product purchases and products).

Very easy to use. Have used TT for years with great results. Would have given the product a 5 Star review if only I could easily tell the difference between the online and download product options. I have always wanted to use the online version but noted the price was much higher than the downloaded product. Had to get to the end of the online version to note the price difference. Then started over on downloaded product. Would suggest the price difference is noted clearer upfront. Otherwise, love the product.

The Desktop version of TurboTax Business was very hard to find online. TurboTax kept steering me back to the online version which I did not want. Also, I followed the instructions to print, sign, upload and attach a form but TurboTax Business refused to attach the signed version. I repeated the steps multiple times with the same result. Finally, I had to e-file the unsigned version. It was very frustrating.

I have used Turbo Tax for years and this is the first time I have used Turbo Tax for business. While it costs more than regular Turbo Tax, it seems to be the forgotten stepchild. It does not allow importing of 1099s, it does not give you a running tax liability at the top, and it does not seem to offer a lot of advice.

Have to use this to prepare and file but the integration but the federal and state returns is really awful. I had to go to form view and manually edit the state return to get all the information entered correctly. Good thing I am a CPA and have some experience preparing taxes, though not my main focus

2025 - Really like the ability to switch from 'Step-by-Step' to 'Forms'. Only issue was, with Shareholder Distributions, StepbyStep entry figure, did not seem to carry to the K-1 Schedule. I had to go to all the K-1's to edit the figure, but could not find the one that the StepbyStep had a figure locked in? So went back to stepbystep to edit that number. All else is GREAT! Thank you!

had some significant trouble getting the program to understand how i wanted partnership allocations of income to take place...there were operating losses and then a capital gain from the dissolution of the partnership via the sale of all assets...the program wanted to allocated the losses one way and the gain a different way...took two days going through each schedule before i finally figured out how to override.

Problem with uploading document. The uploaded document would not show up in the file to be submitted electronically or to print despite numerous attempts. Contacted customer service and was not able to solve the problem. Forced me to print off tax return and mail. I've been using Turbo tax for 30 years. Seriously need to look at another tax software company.

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

This was the first time I have filed a return for the trust I administer. I have paid a preparer to file the past 2 years since the trust was created. I found the software a bit clunky and dated-looking, but it worked well. I had to search the internet to find out where to put information that was not asked in the step-by-step process, such as the income and withholding from a 1099-R. I finally found the wirhholding area after going to forms, then clicking links within the forms until I landed on the right worksheet. I'm finished, and it was worth the time, effort, and monetary savings to DIY this year.