I have tax forms from Canada and each year it is difficult to find where these tax forms are to be reported. Although there are some support answers, to my questions about filing Canadian forms NR 4 and NR5, I always feel that I am missing something that may cost me money. For example: reporting the Canadian Pension Plan amount, and the tax paid to Canada for my annual required payout from my Registered Retirement Savings. It always ask for my Canadian tax return, which of course I do not need to file, therefore, I do not get credit for paying the tax on my RIFF

Overall pretty good but unfortunately Turbo Tax failed to submit my returns because it needed an update.. It should have checked this before it to me to the final steps of entering ID and account info..I had to exit, download the updates, and start the final steps again. Also it des not always remember previous selections that you make. For instance when calculating mortgage interest it kept defaulting my HELOC to a refi when I was double checking my numbers for accuracy. i

I have used TurboTax for many years and it is always excellent. The prompts for complete information and to fix errors is an important and excellent part of the process. Even with moderately complex returns, TurboTax deluxe has been excellent, especially with the ability to automatically download from Investment advisory services, the details of multiple investment accounts with many investment transactions. The time that saves is measured in at least 6 to 8 hours of input time.

I don't like being offered upgrades during the return process - just let me get my tax returns done. When paying taxes due, I was sent to the Maryland state payment site but it did not take me back to TurboTax. After about 5 minutes, I used the back button (yeah, I know), I got a "payment didn't go through" error message, so I put in the same information a second time and it processed successfully. It still didn't take me back to TT so I used my tabs to return to the program to file the returns electronically. I found this unnecessarily confusing. I do like the feature that imports last year's data and having the option to import financial data from outside sources.

I'm a TT user for decades. Some truly useful features seem to be discontinued, or are extremely hard to find. i ended up using Gemeni AI to find things. - no way to do a trace back from problematic number to where it was changeable input; cause me couple hours' work - unclear how to differentiate forms from worksheet-forms combinations; in older TT versions, I could easily relate the questions and boxes to the specific line on the 1040, so I could directly fill out 80% of questions/data and concentrate onf the rest using what were better explanations - generally it seems latest TT has minimal explations; e.g. different between HSA, MSA, and TSA, which are very different but poorly explained; I wasted hours trying to get 1099-SA for my FSA until I finally found from FSA company that no 1099's are provided or needed for FSA's

This year, I had problems with 1099-b import from Fidelity. From one account, data came involving a trivial corrected cost basis which put $4 in a box that TurboTax wouldn't allow, but wouldn't let me correct from any sheet, and wouldn't let me e-file because of this one worksheet box. When I repeated the Fidelity imports in desperation, a second Capital Asset Sales Entry worksheet showed up - the first download from Fidelity had missed the 1099-B for a whole account (1099-Div and Interest were present)!! Possibly I deleted the worksheet while fighting with the stupid $4 basis box, but since TT wouldn't let me delete the worksheet from the Fidelity account with the $4 problem, so I don't think so.

Your requirement that Turbo Tax needed to run on Windows 11 forced me to have to buy a new computer since my old computer's hardware would not allow the installation of Windows 11. That cost me $1000. I should be furious at you and I should have only given you 1 star. But I decided that since my old computer was old, I really did need to upgrade. But I would love to know why you forced Windows 11 on us. I don't think that was a good decision on your part

It was extremely disappointing to use TurboTax this year. They dropped the It's Deductible feature and replaced it with a dismal and very cumbersome alternative. They failed to properly notify people before they purchased this year's version that they had scrapped the best feature of their software. I do not plan on purchasing Turbo Tax in future years as the itemized deduction process is a pain in the butt now when it used to be easy. I had to go outside of Turbotax to find alternative software to use in getting a value for the goods and clothes we donated.

This could be my last year using any version of TurboTax. There were so many bugs it made preparing challenging and frustrating. Some examples: Insistence on choosing standard deduction. After trying to change it, the overview page continued to say, Standard chosen. You had to continue and look at the details to see that itemized deductions were applied. Another: Tried to print my CA state taxes for mailing but TurboTax instructions said I e-filed state taxes and the version that printed was not suitable for filing. I tried the on-line version and hated (1) constant upselling (2) the dumbed down interface. I switched back to desktop. The same bug with the standard / itemized deductions was in both formats

I TRIED TO ENTER MY CREDIT CARD INFO TO PAY YOU TO eFILE MY STATE RETURN BUT YOUR CREDIT CARD WINDOW DID NOT ALLOW ME TO SELECT EXPIRATION MONTH OF "OCTOBER". THE EXPIRATION MONTH SELECTIONS ONLY WENT AS FAR AS "SEPTEMBER" AND I WAS UNABLE TO ENLARGE THE WINDOW TO BE ABLE TO SELECT "OCTOBER". I AM NOT GETTING A FEDERAL REFUND SO THAT IS NOT AND OPTION TO PAY YOUTO eFILE MY STATE RETURN.