For the first time ever, my return was rejected because of a "The Spouse did not enter a valid Identity Protection Personal Identification Number (IP PIN)." I went back and checked and it was there. What's the deal????? Just because I didn't pay the extra $60. for tax advice????

Used to rate you at the top. I dropped you down to Average at best right now after my bad experience this yearI have been a long-term user of Turbo Tax (20+ years) - this is the first year I had technical issues using it. I use a Mac PC - there were technical issues opening my documents while working on my taxes (across 3 days). I have the newer Mac PC, well above the minimum technical specs required by TurboTax (Mac OS Sequoia 15.7.4). Lots of complaints on the internet. I have to delete the TurboTax Home & Business app to Trash, reinstall, clear the trash, shut off file sharing, etc. Recommendations from the internet help sites, not TurboTax "expert" - I just hope in years going forwardTurboTax figures out how to work with Apple and clean-up the the technical issues - this product should not have those kinds of issues.

I tried doing my taxes 'on-line', this was confusing....I spent two days filling out forms only to find out that I could not do my 'Business' on line. Called Turbotax 'help' line and the agent was very nice and explained to me why I could not do on line.....i had purchase "Home and Business" and downlond to my PC. It was much easier when I would buy Turbo Tax on a disc.....that made more sense.

I've been using it since it's beginnings and truth to tell the user interface has declined dramatically in the past three years. Navigating forward and backward in the program used to be intuitive. Now it is so clunky it slows me down tremendously.

Turbotax is more difficult to use every year...... I suspect this is intentional giving Intuit the opportunity to SELL advice to end users. In fact, Turbotax has become a giant sales promotion from opening to closing. I'm also highly suspicious of the online version and the "offer" of a free state Efile. The software axiom always holds true..... if your not paying for a service, you're (your information) become part of the service.

The summary pages throughout the interview process are supposed to list the current amount and the prior-year's amount side-by-side. I noticed this year that when I look at the summary pages that quite often the current year amount remains 0, even though I've clicked into the form and entered all the information. It causes confusion as to what I've done and what needs to be done still.

I regrettably switched to TurboTax because Quickbooks is supposed to be compatible and able to export information directly into TurboTax, but because I used the desktop version, that was not the case. I had to manually enter all the information and also found the TurboTax tax preparation format very confusing and inferior to TaxAct.

There is no federal or state tax law that prevents withholding income taxes in excess of 50% of wages. Form IRS W-4, Employee's Withholding Certificate, Step 4: Other Adjustments (C), Extra withholding. Enter any additional tax you want withheld each pay period, allows for withholding up to 100% of your wages. For "supplemental wages" (like bonuses) exceeding $1 million in a calendar year, the IRS mandates a flat withholding rate of 37%. When combined with FICA (7.65%) and potentially state/local taxes, the total withholding can easily exceed 50%. The IRS does not penalize you for overpaying your taxes. Any amount withheld that exceeds your actual tax liability for the year will be returned to you as a tax refund after you file your return. Unfortunately, TurboTax software assumes the information on the W-2 is incorrect if withholding exceeds 50% of wages and therefore will not electronically file federal and state tax returns. Why your software doesn't asked the taxpayer to confirm the W-2 information rather than preclude electronic filing is unconscionable. Is there anything you can do short of forcing me to physically mailing income tax returns?

- You cannot automatically import business data from QuickBooks Online, Intuit's own SaaS accounting software! Same for TurboTax online. That is the most inexcusable thing for a premier software company that presents itself as focused on SMBs. - Interface with CHASE Bank for business loans does not split principal from interest, requiring complete manual re-entry. - Interface with eTrade missed one of two 1099-R records. Both records had to be entered manually.

We love Turbo Tax. I just wish you'd give free Turbo Tax Premier to the Disabled Veterans, rather than just active duty. We'd still be active if not for being wounded and later medically retired. It used to be so easy year to year to do our taxes with you. We were sad to see that we no longer qualified for your free version because of active duty status