Good service but misleading in that you get a FREE STATE File only for them to tax on $45 in fees at the end for electronic processing fees. I will print and wait.

I love the fact that I can toggle back and forth between the step-by-step and the old-fashioned forms view. The step-by-step is quick and easy, and the forms view let's me see the detail behind the numbers.

We have used for about 30 years this year was one of the least friendly -- the boxes when filing in investment data and all the 1099 forms every time you entered something it kicked to back to the investment page.

I've been using TurboTax for many years now. It's easy to use and accurate. The final error check was a little confusing since it asked me to correct things out of context but overall, I think this is a very good product.

I was unable to print copies to review using your software prompts prior to filing. It required numerous steps to accomplish what should have been a simple "click". You need to do better.

As I got to the point of paying for my state e-file, if I selected the amount to be deducted from my federal return, a $40 processing fee would have been applied versus paying with a credit card and only paying the stated e-file.

Having problems this year. Everytime I restart turbo tax it wants to update the same set of updates. Don't know what happened to the state still looking for that.

Had difficulty getting into Turbo. Had to call two different numbers. Washington doesn't have an income tax but it required I address a income tax credit on Washington State return. I "skipped" the Washington State tax return.

Had plenty of problems with this year (2024) turbotax program. I was directed to look for answers in my previous return in areas that had no items or does not exists.

Made quick work of my return even with a lot of stock and options transactions included. Not happy about paying for a state e-file though. With the cost of the Premier Software, it should be a free e-file.