Went well until final review when program wouldn't accept corrections even though they were same as last year. All were minor, e.g., title of trust had too many letters. Took me umpteen tries over two days to finally get return accepted for fling and I still don't know what I did to get the corrections accepted. There's a nasty little gremlin in the program which I hope they dig out next year.

Confusing at times, but generally helpful for a small business. At times, inserts forms having no association with my business, like the Georgia IT-FC (Production Company for Movies) forms. Had to do an on-line search to determine why the forms were being inserted and how to delete.

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.

In your documentation you fail to include the scanned and signed 8453-PE in the packet! How can you fail to include both the unsigned and the signed one? Do you know the panic that sets in when users think they failed to include the correct 8453? This has been repeated raised in the forums. Why do you continue to ignore it?

It was too complicated for a simple tax return. First the software wasn't able to transfer the data from QB accounting software to Intuit Turbo Tax. Second, when I finished filing taxes, Turbo Tax didn't tell me clear instructions of what to do with the state return. I had to go back and figure out what to print!

AFTER YEARS OF USING THIS PRODUCT, HOW COME IT NEVER GETS ANY BETTER ??? WHERE IS THE SIMPLE "GO BACK" ACTION BEFORE ACTION BEFORE ACTION - LIKE JUST ABOUT EVERY OTHER CUMMULATIVE PROGRAM IN USE ??? AND WHY, IF DESIRED, CAN'T WE GET A DISK COPY OF THE PROGRAM ANYMORE ??? FINALLY, AS A LONG TIME USER, WHY CAN'T I ORDER IT WITH A SERIOUS DISCOUNT ???

I had extreme issues with Turbo Tax business working. I am guessing a possible incompatibility with windows updates? I used the program in March with no issues, but this week, had issues. Also, there were various forms not calculating formulas correctly as well as not carrying forward numbers. I had to manually adjust items for final return. They were simple things such as gross income, total assets, etc. I've been a turbo tax customer for years for my personal and business and have always had confidence in the product and returns produced until this year. It has been very frustrating and disappointing. It may have been more efficient for me to do the entire return manually as much troubleshooting and research I had to do to combat the issues. I am hoping a bug fix comes out soon as corporate taxes are due within the month.

Helps fill out the forms with greater accuracy, but doesn't provide adequate guidance for my return, and doesn't help with filling out oil and gas specific items on the return. For example, you're pretty much on your own figuring out where to report oil and gas depletion deductions, and handling the differences between book depletion and depletion deductions for tax purposes.

This program is easy to use. I did have one question which I had to ask a Tax Expert, and she was able to find the answer for me while I was on the phone with her. I could not find the answer online or in the Turbo Tax online support function. This service was useful because otherwise I would have had to guess, which is not something I like to do with my taxes.

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.