Have used Turbo Tax for many years. But this year my Wisconsin state return has been rejected due to new 24,000 dollars retirement income -- some kind of error in your software

Entering 1099R was circular regarding SEP boxes. Also when entering 1099 B info it first ask for individual transaction. i had to exit and reopen the topic in order to just enter the summary.

I have used the product for years. I have a CPA so just use it to fill in the appropriate forms rather than for advice. Product is always easy to use and easy to understand.

I HATE the newer format for entering investment income (since last year). The old version allowed me to see a nice summary of all entered information that could be easily edited. This version is way too confusing and difficult to navigate.

This year using Premier (like I have for many years) there were several times that I wanted to go back and review a portion of a section (revise at times) but it was not as user friendly as in prior years. That was frustrating.

Each year TurboTax becomes a little easier and quicker. For the most part, the Q & A aspects are clear and there are few problems interpreting what is being asked for. Customer support is very, very good.

Too many distractions that confuse me along the way. I just want to file my taxes, not be bombarded with ways for Quicken to enrich itself along the way.

I could not easily ask a question this year I needed help with entering and importing info from a 1099b,div etc eventually solved my issue myself but with less confidence than i have had with a download

You can't search forms and manually enter values and look up information easily as you could in previous years. Also, there isn't a Mac version for the business taxes, so I need to set up a windows environment to run the business version.

When e-filing a return. The s/w should ask about the IRS IP PIN. I missed that (in Federal > Other Tax Situations) and therefore the return was rejected…. and required a second time after inputting my PIN.