Disappointed this year as it did not pick up on the fact that I missed a check box under wages re: international organizations even though I entered estimated tax payments. Even when someone else discovered that I did not have a schedule SE or Schedule 1, TurboTax was still confused why I was doing an Amended return. It was provided a confusing answer as to whether I needed to print and mail the amended return or could e-file it.

When I got ready to eFile my federal return, TurboTax filled in a pin for me and my wife. The one for me was incorrect.. As a result my return was rejected. TurboTax should have walked me through the process of locating the correct pin before eFiling the return. I needed to log into my IRS account and find my new Identity Protection Pin. It did the same thing to me last year. I figured they fixed that but they did not. Other than that the process was pretty smooth. Improved somewhat.

Very low confidence that TurboTax is filling out the forms correctly. It doesn't handle things like multiple 1099-DIVs correctly, and every year I'm having to manually correct more of the entries. There's only minimal guidance / advice / analysis. Increasingly, it feels like it would be safer and just fast to fill out the raw IRS forms myself. Very dated UI.

I have been using TurboTax for a very long time. I think it does a good job of transferring last year's tax information which saves time. However, given that I already pay a large sum of money for the use TurboTax, I strongly feel that electronic filing for the state taxes should already be included. I could understand if the system limited the use of the electronic filing to one use, but electronic filing would be made so much simpler if the cost of e-File for states would be a major advantage over any other method.

I have used the Turbo Tax software for many years. It helps me to complete an accurate return. I like how the software walks me through the process, going through each topic. Also references items that are uncommon but possible. I also like how I can save a pdf version for future reference, saves me on storing tax returns for the seven years.

I've used TurboTax for over 25 years. The current search is useless with respect to functionality compared to what it once was. The AI can't interpret questions correctly; and it no longer goes directly to sheets that I request. In order to accurately carry out an estimate of next year's quarterly tax, I finally had to override entries in the "forms" view to get correct output.

I have been using this software for many years. each year it becomes more painful to navigate if I want to go back to something I might have missed. I do not know who sits there and approves the changes to the software each year. Does the company ask the users of people sit in offices and dream up of changes with no regard to their impact on users?

There is an error in your New Mexico State tax software. New Mexico changed their law effective January 1, 2025 that no longer allows a deduction of 40% of capital gains. Your software is still giving that deduction. It is causing a huge disparity. The 40 % deduction is only allowed for capital gains related to the sale of a New Mexico business. I'd suggest that you fix it quickly. I will have to use another service or file directly myself with the state. Unfortunate.

It's so fustrating using 2025 Turbo Tax Desktop version. This whole day from 11am to now 6:!3, i am trying all differnet ways to file my 2025 tax return. It won't get past filing stage. I tried repeatedly updating the app; uninstalled the app; clearing cache etc. Everything you can think of. So I finally tried filing the federal return first. After IRS accepted my fed tax return, I prceeded with my CA tax return filing but now I cannot file. It said CA doesn't accept an efiled return. And then I continue the process anyway...I went thru the review process thru the step of printing/saving return...after that, it took me to the Rating tab. Why??

Sure feels more like 1998 when I use this software anymore. TurboTax has been doing it for so long, you would think it would be a more elegant exprerience in 2026. Yet the price is definitely 2026. In many ways it has gone backwards. You can tell different development teams worked on different parts of the software...it doesn't have the same look and feel throughout. And no...I won't use the online version. If I wanted to do online returns, I'd use TaxAct.