The interface is too low contrast for those with vision issues. You need to do a "dark mode" with a black background adn white print. Blue print may look. COOL but it's not practical. In fact, I had troubles reading it before I got old. Next, saving. While my federal was saved and the pdf generated, it did nor nees to automatically save the state. Next, if you won't electronically files the sate return TELL ME WHY so Ican try to fix it! Don't just leave me high and dry! We're used TurboTax since it was MacInTax; still room for improvement.

Been using Turbo Tax since 1995. First time I had an ID PIN. I do not recall ever getting an opportunity to enter the PIN. Submitted the returns and both Fed and State were rejected because no ID PIN was supplied. You need to do a better job asking if someone has an ID PIN so it can be entered before submitting the returns and subsequently getting them rejected.

The software appeared to generate unnecessary fixes, especially for institution supplied data where blank was submitted instead of zero. And the error did not take me directly to the proper worksheet - I had to search through the flagged document w/s to find the place to enter the "0.00" This seemed like a poor service designed to trick users into signing up for the new Help cost.

I've been using Turbo Tax for years and it's consistently been fabulous. This year, I continued with the desktop version because the online version was not behaving well. Next year, I'll try the online version but only if I don't wait until the last minute so that I have some time to explore the online version.

So the Mac version of Premiere seems to cover all the basesSo the Mack version of premiere seems to cover all the bases forSo the Mac version of premier seems to cover all the bases for our particular tax situation. It ensures you cover all the bases and don't skip anythingIt ensures you cover all the bases and don't skip anything that youIt ensures you cover all the bases and don't skip anything that you should.

It works, but still too many annoying aspects like (1) when entering figures in Forms mode it often bounces out of current form when you hit enter (and sometimes when hit tab) to go to the next entry and (2) still too many places where you can't "drill down" to see where a total on a form comes from (you should always be able to go to a source of a total figure).

Didn't need any help with return. Had a terrible experience with logging in the first time. I find it confusing on having to go through Intuit to the login into Turbo. Every year it takes me about 4 hours to do it. I would appreciate it if you can give more explanation or make it simpler.

I have used Turbo Tax for quite a few years. My experience has always been positive. This year however, I found the wrap up process to be annoying. I had to keep going back to get the return printed. I found the constant sales pitches for insurance, etc to be annoying as well. I do notice the emphasis on pushing the online version. I can tell you that if the future holds only an online version, I will not be using Turbo Tax. I do not want my tax return stored in the cloud or on some server that is out of my control.

The program crashed and I lost all my data near the end of completing the return; had to re-enter everything a second time. Called technical support and, other than wasting another hour on the phone, nothing was accomplished except for increased frustration.

Surprised that it was more 'bumpy' than in the past. The review flagged some errors, but it was hard to find where they were, since it did not take you to those pages. Also, some of the errors were on pages that were not part of the return (not listed in the list of forms).