I've used Turbo Tax for years. I find it to be very easy to understand and to use. This was my first year using the version for Mac and I was pleased to find there were no difference from the Windows version, at least none that I came across in my simple return.

Not auto-filling the State of Colorado portion of federal adjustments I understand. Not providing enough information to help me figure out what goes there I consider a major fail on your side. When I did figure it out, I realized I had been missing this important deduction for many years. So far, catching it saved me $132 this year and amending 2023 to recover $62 overpaid to the state of CO. I have zero state tax owed and it's $25 to do a state efile. I told turbo tax I wanted to mail. Upon printing your program insisted that I DID efile and gave appropriate instructions for efile, NOT the instructions I needed (to mail). That actually took an unnecessary bit of time to figure out. FAIL

When it came time to file, your software required an update and then locked up my entire TurboTax software. Trying to find help was fruitless and I had to print my return to file by mail. NOT Happy considering I had other issues when trying to initially file and your system rejecting my return do to the AGI from 2024 that it requested.

Greatly disappointed with this year's (2025) software. Whole sections never worked (ie Social Security - had to enter everything manually), at first transfer from previous year didn't wok, in the end, felt uncomfortable concerning the accuracy of the computations. Went ahead anyway. I've used Turbo Tax for perhaps 30 years ... never had so many issues with it.

The UI/UX on this version of TurboTax was terrible. It started off by constant reminders to do taxes online. I don't want to! The section on income/investments was confusing and unclear as to what was done and what needed review. The app constantly threw modals up asking for feedback. Just stop. Also, the typeface and leading were terrible small/tight and not adjustable.

I have used Turbo Tax for many years and continue to use it because of the people who have been so quick to help me get over some bumps that I was totally unaware of until I got more and more involved. This year was fortunate to have Aaron assist me. He was and is fantastic. I am 86 years old and not a technological genius! I'm sure as we continued to help me,there were times he had to be frustrated yet he never seemed to exhibit it. I was totally impressed with his knowledge and expertise, he was able to guide - even me to success. I will continue to look to Turbo Tax for the 2026 edition.

I could not recommend TurboTax. I had too many problems getting this program up and running. One of the verifications was to check boxes but you have it on a box which was too small to get the whole picture. Also, there was a K-1 that should have had a form 703 associated with it because there were losses from that caused carryforwards that would have eaten up the profit reported in the current year.

As usual, TT works well and I will continue to use it yearly. There are 2 things I'd like to see improved. 1. It's frustrating to wait for updates uploads for several minutes only to be old there are no new updates. 2. Was mislead when I manually entered Form 1099-DA from Coinbase. I was unable to import this. In the step by step TT suggested it is easier to just enter the total of all transactions. after I did this, Iwas told I need to mail the form to the IRS and time it so it arrives with my E-file. I then went back and entered each transaction and the mail in requirement went away. Iknow Crypto forms are new and hopefully you can fine tune this. Overall I am quite satisfied! Thanks

I have been a user of Turbo Tax for many years and this year has been a very bad experience. Very riddled with errors. Especially when dealing with 529 distributions. Was not worth the price I paid for the software and I will more than likely move to another poduct.

This product disappoints. Forms that have had bugs for years have not been rectified. In a recent year I sold a house - a rental property. The "tax expert" told me to list the sales price and cost basis on the Schedule D "just like any other asset sale." This is the second time I set up Estimated Tax Payments only to have the program zero them out in the end. Terrible product!