I have used TurboTax Business for years but will probably not next year. The 2024 version seems to be riddled with errors such as checked boxes that appear with no means to uncheck them. The "out of balance" situation was one nightmare among many. My State Dept of Revenue and the TurboTax website both say I can e-file but when I tried, it said I couldn't. As a last insult, after e-filing my federal return, it wouldn't let me print my state return to file unless I first printed my federal return.

It is helpful and easy most of the time. But for one of the question, it asked if the person is US Citizen. It should've asked if its US Person. This misrepresented the person during tax filing eventually had to amend the returns. The worst part is the software doesn't allow to e-file the amended returns. We have to do it manually.

For the most part, the program is pretty good. Of course, it's not what you would get with professional grade software in regard to ease and efficiency. Our main issue is that an extension can't be filed electronically, so we always send it Certified Mail in order to have concrete proof of mailing date and receipt by the IRS. Cost is the biggest plus compared to what a CPA would charge for my family's little LLC (gas royalties). We've been using TurboTax for several years.

Intuit pressured me into upgrading from QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks Online, by increasing the price until it didn't make sense to hang on to the Desktop version. Now, I discover that I can no longer import my company information from QuickBooks Online into TurboTax Business. I have discovered that you have known of this major shortcoming for many years, haven't bothered to resolve it, and don't bother to inform your customers of this. What a disappointment.

I use Business turbo tax for fed and state to only input from my children's trusts stock information which provides interest, dividends and stock transactions. The system never makes it seemless to entry the data without requiring manual overrides to complete. I have suffered with this for a number of years hoping it will improve. It hasn't and this will be the last year I use it unless you can assure me that you have spent the time to fix the problems.

Have been using Turbo TAX since first came out (a long time ago) and I will never use anything else. As the tax law continues to become more complex, I relay on Intuit to get it right! It would be impossible to do it myself. (PS: I have an accounting degree from years ago)

Great step by step instructions and help for most things but then when the error check finds an issue I feel like I'm thrown to the wolves with no background of what I'm being asked or where to figure out the solution/answer. Luckily I had very few issues in error check but it's frustrating how good the main software is and then at the last minute there's little support. TurboTax is still the best affordable way to complete complex taxes.

A little easier this year with the important from a previous year, have been using this app since 20219. PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL WITH THE NEXT YEAR TAX APP TO DOWNLOAD!!! WHAT A PAIN, AND I THINK I BOUGHT ONE FROM ANOTHER APP! We have a very simple LLC.

It was fine- logical and straightforward overall. I chose Turbotax for our small LLCs even if it costs a little more. My only issue is the failure to have an easy upload from Quickbooks desktop 2020 or allow an Excel upload. It seems that Intuit has really tried to discourage people who bought their desktop products from being able to keep using them.

I'm very thankful for Intuit adding abilities to do S-Corp taxes so I don't have to use an accountant. Overall, very happy with Intuits offerings for Personal and Business. I only mention this so y'all can improve. For the past two to three years, I have always had to print out and mail my Corporate State Taxes instead of Electronically Filing them due to the same error popping up about how a value should not be "0" but I cannot manually delete said number and no other value makes sense to have there. Feel free to look at the past few years of taxes, so you can figure out what is popping up as an error.