I purchased the Premier version since it is supposed to take care of investment rental properties. It does not handle a conversion of a primary residence very well. The issue wsa the partial year as home vs. rental. Clunky interface and I ended up working around the system to set it up as if it were a newly purchased property. Improvement is needed to make things easier.

The experience was a lot less intimidating than I thought it would be. Especially since I am a) not a math person and b) not a technology person. I did need a little hep but utilized the reasonably priced live help and it made the process much less stressful.

Generally, well organized and thorough. Long time user of TurboTax and recommend it often. K-1 filing might be better organized for those who deal with these filings only once a year. In my case, the K-1 received has for the last several years both Box 1 and Box 2 entries, which means I must complete the Q/A twice, once for Box 1 and relevant Box info and a second time for Box 2 and relevant info. If correct (a big if), certain of the Box 3+ entries pertain to Box 1 supporting info and others pertain to Box 2 supporting info. If all entries can entered once, users might avoid both the tedium and anxiety regarding whether the entries are correct.

Only complaint concerns K-1 issued for IRA income which despite being informed during step by step it was not necessary to make entries because not my tax liability because was an IRA, YET could not complete FINAL REVIEW to electronically file without answering numerous and difficult to comprehend questions on the K-!.

Turbo Desktop is a great product. The Turbo Online is terrible. I spent too much time trying to figure some things out, but as soon as I was able to figure out how to convert back to Desktop - all those issues were easily handled with the desktop version.

Previously liked using Turbotax, but getting spammed with many requests to buy Tax Advice several times at the beginning, throughout, at the end, and even a survey why you did not buy the Tax Advice is annoying, so much that likely will not use Turbotax in the future. I do not mind being asked once in the beginning or at the end, but I do not pay to get spammed with ads to buy more. If I want paid tax advice I would pay an accountant.

I could not recommend TurboTax. I had too many problems getting this program up and running. One of the verifications was to check boxes but you have it on a box which was too small to get the whole picture. Also, there was a K-1 that should have had a form 703 associated with it because there were losses from that caused carryforwards that would have eaten up the profit reported in the current year.

I appreciate the on-line downloads from my investment carrier and the auto fill of related documents. I believe that you can give better "age related" info about required investment payouts rather than the "you might need to take a payment info" for those over age 73....

I have been using TurboTax since 2001 and it gets better each year. I have yet to run into a tax situation that TurboTax was not ready to handle. I love being able to switch back and forth between "Forms" and "Easy Step" which guides me through a comprehensive tax prep interview if desired. I also love the help and explanation info for each form, as well as the online Q and A. The fact that it integrates Federal and State tax forms is amazing. It runs quickly and flawlessly on my Mac.

I find that Turbo Tax is easy to use and is amaze at the end results of the info populated in the fields of the correct forms. I like that i can import my investments and bank information. I have been using Turbo Tax for over 30 years. I like that I have customer support and a community support page that I can google information if I need assistance.