It is not as user friendly as it was advertised! Also I don't like the extra "junk fee" that got added after already purchased the software at the very end when you are ready to do the e-file. It's a form of "blackmail" fees. Also didn't really see options for a cost segregation study deductions.

Very disappointed with this year's edition 1. I had a K1 with both business and rental income and these got really confused in the work sheets especially in the California return. 2. I had an IRS issued PIN for my federal return which TurboTax never asked for. I had to manually go into forms to enter it

Why your products dont communicate with each other is besides me... And that I can't access the returns I filled from years past is lame (since I switched to the desktop version). Quickbooks doesnt output TXF files? Wow. Let's keep making things difficult and inefficient.

For the most part, Turbo Tax is a fine piece of software which covers most situations. Those it doesn't handle properly, however, remain year after year. As an example, Bond interest for "Agency" bonds are exempt from California State tax - but TT shows them as taxable in CA, and has done so for years despite a large number of complaints. It would be a simple fix, but they just don't. Annoying, but possible to create a workaround.

I had questions about the calculation of sales tax deduction: income in previous year was lower, but sales tax deduction was higher. This year income was almost twice previous year, but the sales tax deduction was lower. Doesn't make sense. Also, I found an error in my MS state return. It wouldn't efile because it identified it as an "amended return", which was false. It's the original return for 2024, not amended. It didn't make sense to pay $60 for those issues, but I would have liked the option to ask about them. I've used TurboTax for many years. I appreciate it even with the glitches. One improvement I'd like to see is to have access to a detail box for input on a single line such as in medical expenses. I go to the forms view for that reason - to access the detail box to create a total amount from the detail of many. It also serves as a reminder of what was included in the amount. That should be made available in the step-by-step view. Thank you.

I've been using the TurboTax software for over 20 years and it's fine. The $45 surprise "TurboTax Premium Service Fee" for filing my California State Tax is not. I understand that it's a fee for processing the $25 state filing charge from my refund but it's slimy to tack it on at the end without explanation. I had to go to the online help to find out it goes away if I pay with a credit card instead.

I have been using TurboTax to do my federal and state returns for over 30 years. It is easy to use - I could not do my own tax returns without TurboTax. I thought I caught TurboTax making a mistake with my Schedule D. So I did the painstaking analysis and guess what? Turbo Tax was right all along.

So I e-filed the federal and wanted to print the state tax. Instead of straight forward printing there, TT says go back and it wants to print the whole 106 fed & state. I said Print and it gave me the print page where i limited printing to 60-106, hit print and it took me back to "do you want to print returns' without printing. I DO NOT WANT TO PRINT ALL 106 because I pay way more for printing extra sheets. I hate this.

The product works well, but it has a few annoyances. Why must I enter my routing and account numbers twice? I was already asked to enter them and verify when filing my federal taxes. Why do I have to repeat the same process when filing federal taxes?

Online information access was exceeding slow. I never was able to get the information I needed. I was supposed to receive a $10 credit with the software I acquired but saw no way to get that when I checked out. I did like a lot of the new graphics.