Process is pretty straight forward and easy to use. I've been using Turbo Tax Advantage Business for a few years now. This year was the easiest and smoothest yet. Only downside is it still does not allow you to import your information from QB Online.

I needed to amend my 2021 Business tax filing. For some unknown reason the 2021 TurboTax Business program disappeared from my computer. The TurboTax Live Experts were able to help me determine I no longer had it, and helped me to download it from TurboTax. The process was somewhat buggy, but the experts knew every turn and expertly guided me through the process. I am very appreciative and impressed with the experts. On a separate call, James, guided me through the IRS process for processing the amended tax return. High marks for TurboTax Live Experts!

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.

Problem with Electronic Filing in Wisconsin - Form 5S, Part I, Line 23, Page 2 I believe there is an error in the Wisconsin State 5S form for use by Wisconsin Subchapter S corporations. This error prevents me from being able to file the return electronically. This happened to me last year, and again this year. Last year I had to obtain a waiver from the Wis Dept of Revenue to file hard-copy by mail, which I did, but they lost my return and accused me of not filing it. This was eventually corrected. To prevent this from happening again, here's what I did: Form 5S, Part I, Line 23, Page 2 pulls a number form the Federal Form 1120S. If this number is negative, you cannot file electronically in Wisconsin. NOTE that the text description for Line 23 asks for "gross receipts" which, by definition, has to be a positive number, whereas Part II, Line 20, page 3 calculates "gross income". Gross *receipts* and gross *income* are not the same thing, but the Wisconsin TurboTax form uses the same number (at least, in my case, it does). Anyway. Not sure if this is a Wisconsin problem or a TurboTax problem. My solution was to override the value in Part I, Line 23, Page 2 by adding all *receipts* (that is, positive numbers) listed in Part II, Schedule 5K, lines 4, 5, and 8 (in my case), ignoring the negative number in line 1. I also attached lengthy explanation to my tax return as "Additional Information". We'll see if this works.

Every year Turbo Tax real make new technology that helps to do our S Corporation taxes clear and all under the IRS Laws, this year I use Turbo Tax advantage and chat with specialized accountings to guide over all difficult forms then finished it in two days,

While TurboTax does the big stuff ok, it really misses the mark with providing a complete level of confidence. Federal 1065's are due on March 15th, but the state version can't be filed until after that, which adds annoyance. There are also several items that aren't exactly correct on all of the forms. it's annoying and again does provide complete confidence that entered data is being used as expected.

Depreciation Method - it will be helpful if 1 question could be added during the Asset/Depreciation screen, "which depreciation method to use". Most of the accountants use S/L method (at lease my accountants in the past) for small items. Without this "Option", one will need to go to the asset worksheet to select it manually.

Have to input same data many times. Name, address, etc. Once entered the software should be smart enough to use it everywhere else. Have to recopy a lot of information that should have been copied from last years return. Email is asked for many, many times, when it doesn't change from one place to another. Should be automatically entered with option to change.

Not super easy to use, but was less expensive than going to an accountant. With a little help, it did what we needed on the Federal side. Wish the download was available on a Mac and also wish you offered the Ohio IT 1041. Somewhat expensive for only using the Trust portion of the software.

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.