The EasyStep pathway for entering information for a property that is rented-out part-time and used the owner part-time that also ceased to be a rental property after 10 days in January was terrible. Not only did EasyStep come-up with the wrong entries, it also blocked me from overriding many of them on the forms. It has real issues with depreciation and passive activity losses for properties like mine (admittedly, very specialized). I had fewer problems in other years where I did not cease to rent-out the property but found the questions in EasyStep to NOT lead the proper classification of the assets depreciation schedules and various special treatment options (like Section 179 or Special Depreciation). It would have been nice to be able to force in the depreciation schedule and special treatment options via EasyStep with some kind of override.

I have come to trust TurboTax, (I use the Premier product), to have the most current information on the Federal and State tax calculations and have a robust process to ensure accuracy of the calculations. I am unhappy with the discontinuation of "Its Deductible" software package as I found that product to be very useful for logging charitable donations throughout the year. The program was very useful for importing the charitable donations into TurboTax when working on the tax return. It was also a time saver!!

I used macintax and turbo tax for many years and this year's "update" was terrible. Hated the AI "we do it for you system", where you can't easily get to the tax forms and is difficult to navigate. The non-AI had some "improvements" which make it difficult to navigate to fix errors. Likely won't use turbotax next year after a few decades of using it and macintax.

I was disappointed in filling out one of the Forms that had a zero amount. The program would not accept that so I finally had to enter a penny for it to take. I received the form from the government for healthcare so it was accurate data. If premium tax credits are halted during the year, that field will be zero since money is not credited.

I had to ask AI, ChatGPT and Copilot many many questions to clarify my entries as TurboTax Premier did NOT provide enough information on the topics such as "Special case: nominee interest" reporting, and how to interpret the very confusing working behind Investment Income Adjustments relative to my MN state filing. For one thing... TurboTax should of BY DEFAULT checked this box for me under "Tell Us About Any Income Adjustments," because when I checked it it showed that there was an amount that should be looked at. TurboTax could give EXAMPLES as to how to interpret the very confusing instructions that follow.

The technical person that finally helped me download the TurboTax Desktop version of Premier (after waiting in queue for 45 minutes) was wonderful. She was knowledgeable and helped me get into the correct website to download and install the TurboTax Premier, so I could complete our taxes.

I have used Turbo Tax and Quicken since the `1990's. This year's version was the worst I have ever used. I imported my investing data but the numbers didn't prefill in the form; I had to manually enter it. To top it all off, I still can't print my final return as of now. I will use Turbo Tax next year, but if have the problems II had this ear, I will move to a different product

Have been a Turbo Tax user for many years. This year was a little odd. The investment income screen was very hard to understand. Since I have a number of accounts with one broker, the display on the screen provided no information on which account was which. The new "icon" display required scrolling the screen to see all of the account list. No identifying information other than the name of the source an DIV or INT, etc. The data import process was also buggy since it now accesses a web page. It required disabling firewalls, pop-up blockers, and reboots to take effect, then try again. The pop-ups arrived but were often obscured by other open pages. All this may be thanks to Windows 11 so it may just be our new reality. Overall, very pleased with the process and still have high confidence in accuracy.

When I take a break, close TurboTax on my desktop and come back at a later time or day, it aways opens to the very beginning/start of the return. When I first started using TurboTax over 25 years ago, it always took me right back where I had last entered in information. I do not like that this is not still possible. It may be, but I do not know how to get that to happen anymore. Also, TurboTax is getting less easy to use.

I have been using TurboTax for a number of years and purchased for my daughter as well. I would not be able to complete my return without Turbo! It covers all of the complicated computations regarding investments, capital gains, etc. with ease. I will certainly keep using TurboTax in the future.