TurboTax does not handle 1099-R forms correctly when the Taxable Amount is less than the Gross distribution. According to a Level-15 member of the Community regarding input of 1099-R forms, "TTX messed it up totally this year." I struggled with trying to get TTX to enter the correct amount and bypass the need for the Simplified Method Worksheet. Thankfully, I received great advice from the Community member that allowed me to avoid that confusing form.

I have been using TurboTax for 3 years and it takes the stress out of gathering all the necessary documents and taking it to a tax expect. No longer do I have to worry about forgetting to bring documents or having to reschedule appointments. I can file from home at my convenience.

Problem with your Print Center area, it kept giving me the STATE DOCUMENTS page instead of the normal computer PRINT page. Definite GLITCH in the software. I worked around it as it did not start doing that until after I had input all my data and had my tax result.

I was NOT able to designate a distribution from a traditional IRA to a ROTH conversion . Turbotax erroneously called it an inherited IRA. We were taxed appropriately, but I wonder how TurboTax will remember it next year. Also, I was not able to designate 100% of my refund to pay forward for the next tax year. Once I put one dollar amount in the box, I was NOT able to edit it to a different amount..

The WA state section of the turbotax program is crappy. WA is a no state income tax state. As a resident in this state, the program should automatically bypass this section of the program as the user is going through the program. I had to loop back through it twice because the program said it'd found an error where there was no error.

My only complaint this year (and last) was that often this year trying to do something in TT, the software would try to take me to my Intuit Account, don't think I have one. / nor could you find one, and then I would get stuck as the intuit program locked me into finding other ways to HAVE TO log in. Had to just Force Quit TT, lost some work one time. Shouldn't make you feel that you are going to fall into a "trap" and lose work... Same problem last year. The other complaint is why do you make it so hard to find the desktop version?

VERY Dissapointed that you know longer have It's deductible in your software. I've used Turbo Tax for over 10 years and that portion has saved me a ton of time doing my taxes. But this year you have to go and take that away and cost me many more hours of time to complete my taxes. NOT Very Happy about it!!!!!!!

I love TurboTax and have used it for many years. My frustration this year is that the program stalled and quit (requiring quitting and/or restarting the application) multiple times. I had doubts that I'd get thru the entire preparation and e-filing process without losing all entries and having to start the tax return preparation from the beginning with a new download. In essence, program stability became a serious question forcing me to "save" after almost entry.

Works but I lost confidence in the product this year. It seemed a little buggy this year. The interface treats the Payer ID differently in the input and review sections for foreign 1099-DIV that have no Federal ID. Input requires zeroes, and review section requires blanks. Interface requests for forms not included in the filing and requests the same information multiple times and at times unexpectedly. Printing form 1040-SR without truncating forms at the bottom was a real challenge on MacOS with an HP 2035. Printing behaved differently depending on where the print was selected. Only "Print forms for filing" got satisfactory results.

Because several software programs where no longer being supported by my older Windows 10 computer, we decided to purchase a new computer with Windows 11. I had zero issues with 2025 Turbo Tax Premier down loading, setting up, and filing. I've used Turbo Tax in the past and once I got it loaded, I liked how easily it walks you through each step.