For the first time in many years I had some difficulty with the product. First on download of information, one of the downloads did not fill in all of the information. I had to go and redo that download, Thankfully I caught the mistake prior to filling. The second area is the interface. It was far more user friendly to manually enter data in the past. The new interface is no what I would call user friendly being much more cumbersome to go through. I really saw this when I was attempting to figure out what income I was missing.

I own a rental house. In 2024, I had to pull from my 401k to put a $7000 furnace in it; I wasn't allowed to deduct it. In 2025, I had to do it again to replace a roof costing $17,000; I couldn't deduct that either. But I was charged taxes for the income I sunk into a rental! TurboTax seemed weak this year. I had SSA-1099SM that I couldn't find anywhere that form was referenced.

I called TT customer service to help me with not being able to enter my1099-B data manually. After a half hour on the phone, he could not help me until he finally said close and restart TT ... and this resolved the issue. But I had to restart TT for every 1099-B I wanted to add (for my Mac version)! And I've run into software issues with the Mac version before (for previous years). I've never had any issues with the Windows version. I don't think Intuit spends as much effort on the Mac version to make it run correctly as they do for their Windows version to make it bug free.

Turbo Tax is overall a good tax perpetration my experience over the years has been taxing with the downloads freezing in mid process. This year it was good quick down load and as usual the install took some time but that is a given with the software. I can not speak on compatibility because most of the inputs except financial down loads are manual. Have not used any other tax soft ware ex. tax act so I can't comment.

I've used TurboTax for at least 30 years. It has changed very litte. It's still ponderously slow, cumbersome to use. The interface is little changed from five years ago. Only the barest changes to the interface seem to be made, nothing to improve the performance or user experience. Installation is incredibly slow.

Multiple problems today trying to launch and update TurboTax to complete my 2025 tax returns. First I tried to launch TT by clicking on a return I had been working on, but nothing happened. I shut down my Mac and restarted, but this made no difference. Then I clicked on TT icon in the dock. Same result even after shutting down and restarting the computer. Finally, I removed TT from dock and launched the app from the Applications folder after once again shutting down and restarting. This finally worked. (Running macOS Tahoe 26.3.1)

Both last year and this year, when I submitted my Federal tax return with TurboTax, I was notified from the IRS that my return was Rejected. I had to physically go into Deductions & Credits and under Affordable Care Act (Form 1095-A) fill in the information that was required. Then refile my return with the IRS. TurboTax should be prompting me for this information as I had already listed that I had a Form 1095-A. Hopefully this can be fixed for upcoming years.

I went through Federal, State (Ohio) and School taxes without a hitch. I efiled federal, then wanted to efile state for the first time. Then I discovered two problems. 1) I need to provide the state with additional documentation, but could not attach additional docs. 2) I could not find anywhere whether my Ohio School income tax return would be included if I E-filed my state. It was not until after i was almost completely through with the state e-file that the school taxes were mentioned. Very frustrating not knowing before the end.

TurboTax used to be great, now it's only OK. They removed the "It's Deductible" add-in from the charitable contributions section. In several areas, I felt prompts/questions were unclear, seemingly almost AI-generated. After entering my bank routing information to pay my federal amount owed, I had to enter it again (each time twice, actually) to receive my state refund; there was no "use the same account" feature. In previous year, one could import a combined 1099 from Vanguard without having to buy Premier, but no more.

could not upload CVS files for crypto transactions like I could last year what happened to this feature? When trying to file online could not use a credit card with an expiration month past 10. It just wouldn't come up in the dropdown box. I had to switch to another credit card with a month less than 10. Couldn't resize the window to show the entire dropdown list if there was a 11 or 12.