I always use Turbotax. This year's software has worked out the problems with the 403B retirement issues, etc. I was very happy with this year's software. Everything was perfect.

Had a little difficulty managing the installation software to my desk top, used the you tube video to assist me. Had to seek help from TT on the topic of IP Pin added before I process the return.

I think I'm supposed to get a free state filing with TurboTax, then it tells me I have to pay $25 PLUS a $40 processing fee! Unbelievable after I spent $120 for the software to begin with.

Disappointed with the inability to file electronically because Form 7203 had a calculation error. Ended up having to mail manually and insert my CPA Form 7203 form instead.

Turbotax is fine if you do everything normal. Unfortunately I don't, and there's where the trouble starts. * they have a lot of trouble handling extensions * don't even ask about how to file amended returns because they will surely mess it up.

I am supposed to get 1 state filing for free. However, at the end of the program turbotax charged me $25 to file with the state and another fee for direct deposit. That's not being very transparent with the pricing.

There is still an issu with a 1099-MISC that I have to file yearly. Turbo Tax wants to make them 'income from business' instead of just adding the amount as a personal income from a benefit.e

Love using Turbo Tax and have done s for over 26 years. Hate that there is a flaw in the transmission of electronic return due to receiving a Canadian pension with no allowance for Payer agent #

Tired of the same excessive fees and since you advertise "Free Returns" you are trying to capture more young people that don't know how to file their own returns. You will not be Bill Gates and using his model will not work.

At the end I have to add in box 6 of 1099 NEC but it is not box 6 and it was not clue what would happen. I realize for myself what is it. In medical deduction was not clear what was happening