I own two small business and five rental properties that are in LLC's. The five efiled return limitation seems a bit ludicris and appears like a way for Intuit to make more money. I could understand if I were doing business taxes for other persons, but for myseIf?. I was forced to pruchase an additional copy TurboTax for Business and use a different computer. This is the third year in a row that I had to do this. Here is the other problem. In the Turbotax help, it states you can mail your return. My state requires that return must be efiled. When I select efile state (Turbotax allows this) and mail federal, TurboTax has error that federal and state must be efiled together. So, although TurboTax states you can mail the federal and efile the required state, it does not let you. A bit missleading, but boils down to me having to purchase another version anyway. The other issue I had was that when I puchased the second copy of TurboTax Bisiness and selected TurboTax advantage (higher cost), I was supposed to get a free Audit Defense. This did not happen and I had to pay. Now I need to spend time trying to get a refund for something that was supposed to be an Advantage... The other day, I spent a couple couple of hours on the phone trying to resolve an issue with downloading and installing the newly forced purchase of TurboTax Business. Now, I have to spend, more than likely, an equal amount of time getting refunded what was supposed to be included. Overall, frustrated!

Why am I limited to 3 state e-files? I am a partner in a small business and receive K1s from one company that has revenue in 17 states. Therefore I have to report income and pay taxes in 17 states. But I can only e-file in 3 states, whenover 6 require that I e-file. This is craxy

The product is fine -- just fine. The walkthrough is complicated and does not explain a lot of the stranger possible deductions, so I end up having to do a lot of Googling in another window to determine whether things apply to me. Moreover, it seems to do a bad job of entering K-1s, such that I end up having to make custom entries and "trick" the program into paying the appropriate amount of tax. Worse yet, it doesn't seem to check for some things (like PHC taxes) automatically, only if the user is knowledgeable and actively triggers the topic is it checked.

This is the first time I tried to use TurboTax Business to file 1120S. Since we use Quickbooks online, I was hoping the data could be easily imported into TurboTax. It is not the case. I had to enter all the data. I also, found out we cannot e-file for PA and DE.

I have been preparing a small family trust for the last several years, the number of beneficiaries is around 25 with some falling off and new additions. EVERY single year i battle with the TURBO TAX program dropping beneficiaries for no reason and if i add them back it drops somebody else. I also can't get the program to delete a beneficiary whose SS# was incorrect several years back. one should be a very simple Trust return takes HOURS and HOURS to re-enter information and then go back and recheck that the distribution percentages are correct and names, addresses and SS# are still correct.

I used TT Business and saved a PDF copy of my tax return. I discovered that when I opened the PDF in the Edge browser it would not display Form 1120 even though all other pages were displayed. It worked ok in Chrome or my PDF viewer, but not Edge (just Form 1120). Cleared browser cache and still same problem viewing Form 1120. Strange. Still a great product!

It was easy to use, very straightforward. If it is your first time filing, I would not recommend since it doesn't give as much detail with explaining specific forms as much as the online version does. I didn't like that I have to download it, I feel like this should have an web/browser version especially since it is only good for on year. I also feel like they should have more clarity for the State filing and it gave me 5 federal filing which I only needed one. So I don't see the value for $180, if I get 5 federal filings included but have to pay for the state separately when I only needed 1 federal and 1 state. I would have thought there would have been more variety in options for filing since not every business is the same. Although, I will say I had to call Customer Care at least three times and each time they were absolutely amazing.

Utilized turbo tax business for first time for LLC filling. It was straight forward and simple. I did Federal and bought State as well. I used chatgpt Go version to clear some doubts for question as some Q will be tricky and their language is not easily understandable. One particular thing about I didn't like was the way Turbo tax s/w was forcing to take some deduction as a my LLC was eligible due to first year. When asked same Q to chatgpt and other gpts it was not a good idea and rather take regular deduction which will spread into 5 years.

My business taxes went well, although it was unclear about the process when a state doesn't accept e-file (Colorado). TurboTax leads you through e-filing the federal taxes, and then says you are done. You need to go back and manually print the state taxes despite the app saying you are done... it's a little confusing.

Took almost two hours to get to a screen where I could purchase the Business Desktop software that I needed for this year. Intuit/TT kept taking me to pages where I could purchase tax return "services"/packages that I didn't need. In fact, had to look up my TT account to figure out what product I used last year so that I knew what I needed to purchase this year. Also, until you complete the entire form, there is no way to view the return in progress while you are preparing it. I don't want to wait until I a completely finished to see the return for the first time.