When I purchased, I felt l was misled into believing the state tax efile was included for free like the federal was. It took three tries to download my information from Vanguard. I know the authentication is a plus, but I don't like the one that Turbo Tax uses.

I was disappointed that buying 2024 TurboTax Premier on a disc was no longer an available option. This year's version seemed to have taken several different formats from prior years (I've been using TurboTax Premier about 8 years). Entering information was not as straightforward and easily understood. The worst issue is that to enter items of income, the program scrolls back to the top of the topic after each entry you make. I had multiple entries of income, so I was constantly having to scroll down after each entry, and had to spend extra time making sure I had returned to the correct payor. When you want to check a category, the expand button just gives you a summary, so you have to backtrack and essentially re-do everything just to review entries. The line for an optional account number for stock entries is useless since the account number does not show up in the resultant listing of income items. Not user friendly. The program told me I had to list IRA RMD's separately for each account, but I had aggregated RMD's from multiple accounts and had fewer 1099-R's than the number of accounts from which RMD's were taken.The IRS allows aggregation for RMD's from multiple accounts held at one payor, such as a broker. I couldn't print individual pages because it couldn't see the content well enough on print review, so I had to print out 47 pages in order to see a couple. I then had to print 47 pages again at the end.

The app coverage of 1099-LTC was very poor compared to prior versions of Federal Only apps. This makes me want to work with a new tax software next year. Also the Federal Only apps did a better job of selecting forms completed to work on-- I'm terribly disappointed with this Primier version. I will be evaluating other tax softwares next year that are user friendly towards entering 1099-LTC and rental expenses.

I use Turbo Tax Premier and it handles all of my tax filing needs. This year I sold a 2nd home and the software guided me through the necessary filing procedures under Capital Gains. I have used Turbo Tax for the past 15 years and I plan to use it again next year.

There was a problem with RMD from several accounts. Not easy to manage. Initial error was that RMD was doubled when 1099 information was added based on the way the software handled multiple accounts. I was forced top mack manual changes form 5329 starting at line 52a. In this case more than the required amount was taken, but it exceeded the actual RMD. This was reported to Intuit earlier in the year, but was never corrected.

This program gets worse each year. 1 hour and 3 different reps just to explain a message that came out of the state review process. Plus not even 1 included state filing this year?!?! You know about deductions, like federally taxable state deductible items, but you still make me read through a list of possible deductions and I have to make sure it's selected.

There are several places where your terminology is unclear and it is easy to get mislead. It would be SO MUCH EASIER if I could enter each of my receipts and indicate the type of income or expense at that time, then go back and reconcile when the data is entered. It was much more like that in the late 1980's when I introduced the product to New York City. It is a nightmare to sift through tones of pages searching for something that matches your some-times cryptic descriptions. I just spend 3 hours just trying to figure out how to get TT to tax me on an IRA conversion to my Roth.

I've always had a good experience with Turbo Tax until this year; I could not add a state because the program would not allow me to log into intuit to pay for it; Then I could not E-file my return because the program would not allow me to log into intuit to pay for it. the first issue was resolve by great support staff-the second issue, I just gave up & mailed the return-MANY HOURS OF MY LIFE I'll NEVER GET BACK!

I have been using Turbo Tax for years and it works pretty well. Only problem I had this year was I neglected to save before I 'exited' from the program, and it did not save or ask me if I wanted to save. It did ask other times, just not that time resulting in several hours of re-entry. Have no idea why that time Turbo Tax did not ask me if I wanted to save my work.

I was perturbed when I paid $25 to file my deceased mother's tax return in Pennsylvania only to find out that form 1310 could not be transmitted electronically. There should be a way to check that you can file electronically before paying the fee. I'm basically out the $25. Otherwise, I like TurboTax