I have used Turbo Tax for many years and been very happy with it. This year they made some changes to it and I felt there was less 'in program' help.

I've been using TurboTax for 2 or 3 decades because I like the way it leads me through every step and I like the additional information it provides when I have questions.

Used before, but I accidentally chose the desktop version and not the online this year and I had more issues. Also could never find "tax help" on the screen. Also, hard to get out of some screens to go one step back .

In general, descriptions of new tax laws were fine. I didn't have the confidence in some of my responses to questions that I usually had. I don't know if this is that some of the new laws are more complicated or not.

Turbo Tax did not account for the state of Georgia's cap on SALT deductions. This failure has yielded an underpayment of my GA state income tax payment.

This year lacked some of the flexibility of previous years. It was not possible to specify the amount of my state refund from the return to pay 2026 estimated taxes. This was disappointing.

I have used TurboTax for nine years. I don't see many changes in the program, that is a good thing. It is very consistent from one year to the next.

The product is good and I have been using it for years. I do not appreciate paying the estimated underpayment penalty upfront and feel there should be an option in the software to opt for the IRS to calculate the penalty.

When I received form 1065 schedule K-1, the instruction to finish entering information is not enough for me to finish it by my self, I have to ask AI for help.

Why did you take out the ESPP cost basis calculation? Are you just trying to sell crippled software to increase your "live tax advice" revenue? Hopefully, an AI generated software company puts you out of business.