Turbotax is very accurate, but sometimes the questions asked are impenetrable. One form, an explanatory statement for form 1116 continued to reappear after I deleted it multiple times. Turbotax cannot handle fiduciary returns for South Carolina (form 1041). Addresses, bank accounts, etc. have to be reentered even though I use them on multiple returns (like on trust funds for multiple children). Several times when trying to review my return, I was sent back to the same old imput screens even when all I wanted to do was see and/or check prior entries. It is hard to run base case and excursions to better understand the implications of decisions. I am not convinced that Turbotax considers all of my options, especially when considering implications across years. It would be very helpful to have a numerical flow diagram that tracks imputs to outputs. In my tax planning for next year I am balancing income of various voluntary types (federal and muni bonds, capital gains, salary and deferred salary, benefits, and retirement distributions) against college tuition credits, Roth conversions, RMDs, foreign tax carryovers, capital gains and loss carryovers, etc.

I use this every year and I don't know why. The price keeps going up and the features do not improve. The help feature does not answer the questions. The forms do not offer instructions in lay terms. Compared to the personal use products this fails. However, it does get the job done with a lot of time spent searching for answers outside of the application. The calculations are accurate. I wish they would make the interface more like the Premier version.

There were several sections I wasn't sure how to complete. I had to use AI to help me find answers. For example, disposal of assets - these were "gifted" to me at the close of my LLC. There is no clear option for that. Also I had to sign 8453-PE. The software said I had to print and sign the form, but based on IRS documentation I could use a stylus on my tablet to sign the form. Stating what is and is not an acceptable way to sign would have saved me 2 hours of research. I do not have a printer.

I have used this for years and it has been very easy to use. It's always up to date and make the whole process very simple. One of the best features is the autofill of your information from the previous year's return. You can change or add information as you go along.

I use QuickBooks 2020. TurboTax won't read my QB file. Why? Why do you require a new version of QB? ALL YOU'RE DOING IS READING A FILE. I know why you do it Intuit. To blackmail folks into upgrading to your WAY OVERPRICED subscription model. Lame, so very lame. What a money grab.

I had issues with my CT state tax processing for AlphaPrep that is designated a pass thru entity. I need to go directly to the state of CT to correctly calculate the allocation and PE tax credit. You software incorrectly stated that my payments to the state should be refunded

Worked well for me. Second year I've used it. Bought the previous year's program after a glitchy competitor's program had me stuck for 5 weeks with errors that its customer support folks could not fix. I had trouble tickets but no solution and was running out of time. Late evening on the filing date WHILE ON A SUPPORT CALL WITH COMPETITOR STAFF, I panicked, bought/downloaded TurboTax Business for the desktop, started *** AND COMPLETED ** the tax forms, and e-filed before the deadline. The competitor's tech support still had made no progress resolving my trouble report when TurboTax had completed. Funny, I did not review the ompetitor's product well.

The live expert was great. Very professional. Working with your website, trying to download the software, was a nightmare. A completely frustrating and unnecessary time waster. I had to call customer support just to purchase and download the software. It was ridiculous. Fix this.

Desktop Turbo Tax for Business gets done. Unfortunately, I can no longer import my data from Quick Books as they have priced me out of Desktop QB. QBO charges twice and much as the desktop Turbo tax product, doesn't support import and does things very differently. If they kill the desktop product, then I am done with Turbo tax, both for business and personal. I have used Intuit products since the MS Dos days, and they have about driven me out.

Not good enough experience. There are no options in the Step-by-Step mode and in the Forms mode for distributing real estate rental property from LLC to its members. Also, there are options for continuing depreciation schedule for the property transferred from LLC1 to LLC2 owned by the same members with the same ownership percentage.