For the most of it it's okay, however, for some issues i wish it was a better way. I have RE rentals, it is not clear and not easy to handle the QBI and the enterprises.

ITS VERY HARD TO EDIT SOME INFORMATIO ONCE IT HAS PASSED THE TOPIC SECTION, I USUALLY DELETE THE FORM AND RESTART FROM BEGINING. I STARTED A RETURN USING THE PREMIUM VERSION BUT WHEN I USED THE OUTPUT ON THE BUSINESS VERSION IT LOST A LOT OF INPUT.

I purchased the 2025 Home and Business Win desktop version from Intuit only to need serious technical support. The activation code did not match the product I purchased. I've been an Intuit customer for more than 20 years and until now I had always purchased the CD version. This is the first time in 20 years that I have been disappointed.

I cannot give TurboTax five stars this year, because there was a problem with respect to populating the MO-1040 form with taxes paid with a MO-60 extension form. I could not for the life of me figure out how to do it, as it wouldn't even let me fill it in on the actual form when I couldn't find it on Easy Step. It would let me fill in "estimated taxes" but it would not let me fill in an amount paid with an extension. It's a serious flaw, and I just had to amend the PDF for filing on paper. If I had wanted to file it electronically, I would not have been able to do it.

the 1099 imports failed many times and it took days before I could tune the security from internet, browser and local permission. it would post security risk if I forget which control to revert back after finishing imports too. Why you can not simply implementing import 1099 from the files downloaded directly from the bank to local?

The compatibility of filing choices and payment options are cumbersome. It does not allow you to access prior year return to verify prior year AGI. It only allows for the current year information. This makes it difficult to complete the return and efile.

I have been a long time user of TurboTax and every year it has gotten simpler to use.It's logically set up so that I can follow the guide but if I need to zero in on a particular form it's a simple matter. However, the best thing about the software is that it is reliable. I have never encountered any bugs or errors.

I've used Turbo Tax for almost 20 years and this year it did not work as intended; luckily my experience with filn taxes and with how their software has worked in the past I was able to navigate through but countless days and hours were wasted attempting to do so.

Not as good as previous years. To many niggling problems. I am still not sure that the Federal Return was accepted by the IRS. When comparing 2024 data to 2025, the year of the Return was not prominently displayed on the Return I was lookiing at. This led to confusion and possible errors.

Two years in a row the return was incorrect, fortunately both in my favor. For 2025 the dialog completely skipped over the estimated tax payment section (a pretty massive error). Since you don't get to see the forms until you've already prepared the whole package, by then any error is hard to pick out. For the past 3 years there have been issues with the online version that required tech support and again going into the forms which you cannot do in the online version. Going forward I will only be using the desktop version.