I almost missed a significant deduction for Medicare B and D costs. Had I not hit the Learn More button I would have not entered it with my Medicare cost, and included it with my business expenses. There should have been an automated alert cautioning me since the software already knew I was a self employed business owner.

I did not like the change to the way you import information from a financial institution. If they added information and you had to import from the same institution again, you had to import all of it and you lost the original information you entered. This caused me to have to amend my return because I didn't get all of the information in.

There is a big bug on filling the Form 1095-A of Intuit turbotax Premier software. I received the Form 1095-A from the Health Insurance Marketplace Statement. In months January to May, my family covered by my employer, therefore, the premiums in the columns of A, B and C in January to May are zero. I following the instruction to fill zero in these places. However, in the steps of the final review and transferring the return to IRs, the software asked to delete zero in the From 1095-A. This is not the same as in the original form. If you did not make the deletions, the software did not allow you transfer the file.

I'm not happy with the way that the HSA is covered. I have been withdrawing my contributions for the past 2-3 years because the software said I over contributed. HR confirmed that I most definitely did not over contribute. I got an answer by googling it and found there was a clinch, and you had to go through the questionnaire to the end to NOT get the "you over contributed" message.

The state income adjustment for 1099-Div US gov't security interest is too easy to miss, as it is part of the Federal data input instead of a screen in the state calculation, and it does not appear in the Federal data process unless one knows to review the 1099-Div entry.

I have been using Turbo Tax for more than 10 years and this years program was the hardest I have ever had to use. I had to adjust how I entered my RMD's to make them come out correctly. I had to correct my HSA withdrawal because of the way it populated. There were several other issues that caused me concern as well. You are trying too hard to upsell to assisted preperation and not paying close enough attention to your core program.

There is a serious shortcoming: Turbo Tax cannot completely upload long Fidelity Investment Forms 1099-B. I wasted many hours trying to fix this before coming up with a workaround. I used my Quicken data which, unfortunately, is not as accurate as the Fidelity Investment data.

Would not sign in to internet most of the time. Added unwanted information I had to deal with to continue. Would not sign in to accounts to import so I had to do myself. Tried 8 times to file finally worked. I have used turbo tax for many years but it is getting worse.

Investment download area was changed and not for the better. Didn't allow you to go Back once selected. Also didn't allow me to download my forms from Edward Jones saying that I had to wait until 2/6, then it changed to 2/17, yet my documents were sent to me before the end of January. You need to work with Jones to make sue they do not have a blanket policy. In the past if you tried to download and the documents weren't final you got the message that they were not final. This should be on an individual basis and not global. Also in the past it required me to log into Edward Jones, and now you don't have to, it just gives that global message about not being able to download until... I had to type everything in manually and I prefer to take this possible error in data entry away, not mention the extra time to enter it manually.

You make it difficult to find and review form 2210. By the time someone determines they will be required to pay an underpayment penalty you have to go back and complete the forms. It would be better if the form was mentioned or highlighted earlier. I seem to run into this issue every year......