I don't have many investments, but it is still a bit confusing. The tax forms and questions though straightforward with the software, sometimes it asks questions that I don't understand. I then have to dig deep with search engines to figure out what it is asking.

Ease of use is great. When I closed the program Friday night, I was due a $2,593 refund but when I opened the program today, I now owe $7,285. I e-filed and hopefully the credit was transmitted instead of the $7,285 I owe. I do not know why the difference.

There are still a few things i need to fill in for Interactive Brokers. I am sure you know what they are but in case you don't it had to do with the cost basis of the unreported. I only had three so it wasn't a big deal. But if you want things perfect that is the one and only one thing i see wrong.

I have been using Turbo Tax for several years and I am pretty happy with it. I like the features which allows one to scan W-2's and quickly import all information into the return. I also like the feature that allows me to import all my tax documents from my brokerage firms, simplifying the filing process. This year I purchase the live tax advice and I am pretty ha[ppy with it. Once I requested advice while preparing my return, I got a phone call in a fairly reasonable amount of time. Overall, pretty satisfied would Turbo Tax and would recommend it to others.

Used Turbo Tax for many years. Enjoy the ease of downloading complicated investment forms and the ability to review documents in the forms tab. Would recommend that e-filing of State forms be included in the original purchase price, even if the price is higher than current

I really love the desktop version. I tried to use the online and the fields that popped up to import my tax forms from my investment account were wrong. They asked for the document number and other fields, but when I entered them it said password incorrect and never allowed me to enter my credentials. I stopped my online entry and went back to desktop. Better screens, better help, better information

At least 5 times while going through the step-by-step process, my screen froze and I had to close the program and restart. Also, when I saved the file and would come back, I'd have to start from the beginning again instead of TT holding my place. I didn't like that, this year, I had to upgrade to Premier because I had a 1099B (which I also had previous years and did not need to upgrade). I don't like the new format entering 1099 forms (those silly boxes - why couldn't TT know I was filing an individual return since that's the software I was using??) So much was just clunky this year. Not a fan - after many many years of using TT, I'm considering changing to something else in the future.

I've been using TurboTax for many years, but this year I got no CD, and I found it very difficult to transfer data from the 2024 TurboTax file stored on my computer. I felt as though I was being forced, by your software, to use the online vs the desktop option. It took me hours of screwing around before it seemed to me that I was getting the same ease of use from the 2025 software version as I had become used to when using prior years CD based software. I will likely not be using TurboTax again.

Fairly difficult to use, does not import all data from various 1099 forms. Help is often not available or does not address the topic at hand. There is no summary of all data from 1099 forms, so I can't easily compare the data it imported with my 1099 forms. Other things are confusing, like why are estimated state taxes paid entered in a different place than state taxes paid?

Terrible - I've used Turbotax for 20+ years and this year I can't e-file. The progam sucks. The support sucks and I guess I need to find an alternative. Good Riddens with the Desktop version. I know you are sabatoging this on purpose with your idiotic business decisions.