This year's release went much more gooey in entering some of the data. It doesn't include a cross-check to the forms we have, which are pretty prescript in the fields (1099 forms in particular). The gooey interface questions are way too subjective.

1. TurboTax has trouble calculating the tax for the sale of my business in California with my being a resident of Florida currently. It double taxed the income because of interview process errors. 2. The cost of the product is way out of line. 3. You did away with It's Deductible which removed a feature from TurboTax that had to be replaced by other efforts.

I keep getting this message. Have updated t-tax (and windows) multiple times. What are my options? " TurboTax Premier 2025 FAILED_VALIDATION. There is an update available for your version of TurboTax. Before you can file electronically, you'll need to get this update. To do this, go to the Online menu and select Check for Updates. OK"

This year the inputting of data for stocks, dividends and interest was harder. The "Bubbles" were harder to navigate making it necessary to move down the list after entering each set of data. The option to enter data myself was not offered as last year so I had to navigate through the download portion to enter the data myself. As far as stock sales that section was horrible - I couldn't see what I had already entered so I ended up entering stock sales twice!! Offer an option to self-enter data early and keep the option of if the user wishes to do so. I particularly was surprised with the added charge of $40.00 as a download fee. I was told that my first state return would be free but when it came time to submit the state for free I was charged $20.00. Nickle and diming folks after they selected e-filing was not a favorite part of the process. Next year I will file by mailing it myself to avoid these fees!! Other than that, most everything went well as i've otherwise grown to expect out of Turbo Tax.

I talked to a tech agent. I did not get my free state tax to e-file. She gave me a 25% off code,. She told me to put it in the payment section. There was no place to put it. Now I have a code that I don't know where it goes. I have used Turbo tax for many years. This is the first year I had trouble with it. Clothing and misc household area was terrible with no its deductible amounts.

I always find Turbo Tax easy to use and follow. I rely on Turbo Tax step by step guidance giving me the confidence to follow all necessary steps needed for a good return. Furthermore, there are Online advice, if needed or the Help questions. Turbo Tax is the way to go..

I have been using TurboTax for doing my taxes for decades. The only request I have would be to update the software so I can import my Form 1065 K1/K3 automatically. It has been something I have wnatedd for a loong time. Last year when I called a tax representative, I was told that they do not wok on Form 1065 K1/K3 at all so I had to do this myself. I did the work and have filed my taxes for 2025 but it wold be nice if that for and all other forms of a K-1 could be processed autmatically.

I use it every year. If anything, the simplicity me question the accuracy, but each time I go back to review specific items it is always correct. It is also comforting to know I can get professional advice and audit protection if peace of mind is a priority.

I have used Turbo Tax for over 10 years and am very pleased with the product. However, I had a significant issue this year when I tried to e-file a federal return for my daughter and son-in-law. I made the mistake of e-filing a federal return for their 16 year old daughter before e-filing the joint return for her parents. Due to this timing, the IRS rejected the parents' joint return and they have to file paper copies for both Federal and state. The Turbo Tax specialist that I spoke with said this situation with rejected e-file returns happens quite frequently. If that is the case, an advance warning within the Turbo Tax software would be helpful to help other parents easier avoid this frustrating and time consuming pitfall.

TurboTax is the best tax software I’m aware of. I do not like the change to the way the Interest and dividend forms must be selected and edited. There used to be simple list of payers under “interest” and a separate simple list of payers under “dividends” that could be selected and edited. Someone at Intuit thought combining these entries by the payer was an improvement, but it’s not (hence 4 stars instead of 5)