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.

This has the capability allowing me to File. I wish it would be more fleshed out as the Turbo Tax Home & Business software. With more line item guidance and explanations for clarity. Regardless. I have been using this software for over 15 years and I couldn't see myself doing the trust return without it.

the product has served me well over the years. What would be beneficial is to lift the restriction on the number returns that can be electronically filed. The up scale version is too expensive for the number of served at $2,000. You need to have a version that is some where in the middle.

We are a C-Corp, it was a challenge to export out of Quickbooks online and then download trial version of Quickbooks desktop to be able to import into Turbo Tax. Once the data was in TurboTax filing was a breeze but the above process needs to be improved. Other than that we successfully efiled using TurboTax.

It was difficult to navigate and find how to download the desktop verison of the software and to get it cooperate to download. However, once I finally got it to download after about 45 minutes I was able to begin completing my business tax return with ease.

I have been using TurboTax for 30 years. It has saved me countless hours of tax preparation time, and certainly tax preparation fees. But most importantly, I understand my tax return. If I ever were to get audited, I can stand behind every entry from my own records and knowledge.

The program is outrageously expensive for use on a simple trust. It is also ridiculous that after spending that outrageous amount for the business program for a simple trust, it can't be used for a personal tax filing - meaning you have to buy 2 programs.

Sadly, I spent a lot of time manually entering Schedule D detail. When I reviewed the forms, I realized that this wasn't necessary. It would have been nice to include a question about whether your Form 1099-B data was being reported directly to the IRS. I found this upon review of the forms and manually moved my totals to Line 8a and removed all the capital gains detail that I had typed in.

I used to love Turbo Tax, but it is getting more and more convoluted and difficult to use each year. I know that has more to do with the IRS than Intuit, but I had to fill out the Debt Basis Limitations Worksheet myself this year as the software didn't want to input the information automatically.

I believe TurboTax Business is a good product. It is expensive but required to do a simple trust return. I have to purchase both Turbo Tax Home and Business and TurboTax Business to complete my taxes for the year. Seems like the trust returns should be in a separate much cheaper product than TurboTax Business. I really like the feature that TurboTax Business imports the information from prior year return. That speeds the process greatly and significantly reduces errors. But it would be nice if it also imported Brokerage data like TT Home and Business.