This is horrible. We shouldn't have to tell TT twice and 3 times that we're ready to enter interest or dividend income. The one screen where we choose Interest or Dividend hides the Next button, which is ridiculous/absurd/annoying/a waste of time. By the way, the Review function is stupid. If we view forms after a review, we can see areas that need attention.

Very good product. The main flaw is in the charitable deductions area. It would be nice to be able to sort the entries into alphabetical order. Also, the scroll state for the charitable entries should be saved so that you come back to the same view as when you opted to enter data for a charity. As-is, you regularly have to scroll back down to where you last were when entering charitable deductions.

2024 TurboTax State (Ohio) is buggy! When attempting to E-file Ohio return, I was led to believe that I would be charged $20 to do the E-file. However, when I selected deducting that fee from the Federal refund, up pops an additional $40 (unadvertized) fee to deduct $20 from Fed refund. Thus, it would have cost $60 to do the state E-file. When I then tried to use a credit card to pay the $20 state E-file fee, TurboTax would not process the credit card charge. Finally, when I decided to just mail in the state return, TurboTax continued to assume I was still going to E-file the state return. I have used TurboTax for over 40 years, and this was very disappointing.

I don't know how anyone could do their taxes without software if they have stocks, rentals, etc. For the most part (not all), Turbo Tax takes care of all that. One other little annoyance: when saving a copy of one's return, after the first save, the "save as" option is not available.

I use the TurboTax Deluxe every year. Overall, I am satisfied with the program. This is the first year that I did the download, and did not purchase the CD. The download went smoothly as planned. I wish there was a way to make the forms larger. I struggle to see the small print.

$45 dollar fee for audit defense was added even though I chose to not add it multiple times, and there was no way to remove the charge even if I started over again. I guess it's a glitch or a bug in their software that gains $45 to them. I might use H&R block next year.

Years past would have been 5 stars. I took one off this year because the links to explanations regarding form lines and other references has been severely depleted. TT seemed a little harder to navigate and be able to go back and forth to verify info than in the past. Not sure if I will use TT next year.

Could not eFile no matter what I did. It said something about needing Updates (which I did previously) but there was NO WAY to ask for updates on the software.....I look EVERYWHERE!! Very frustrating. Been utilizing TT for years. I will switch to something else next year.

TurboTax used to be more user-friendly. In Walk Through version was not given opportunity to select 1099-R for income. This required us to search for 1099-R and was not in "walk through" mode. Also, TurboTax did not allow us to select "Bailey's Reduction" for NC unless we zero'd out the automatically entered Taxable State amount. This required us to search online for how to get to the Bailey's Reduction and still try various things before it worked. Previous versions were easier. Also the automatic data fill in for NC state return should still display the forms that are being populated so we can verify data was accurately pulled in. We had to go through the whole process and print the form before we could verify where data was pulled in and how numbers were calcuated. This should be viewable in the program.

I love how I can import information from last year (saving a lot of time with personal info, etc.). All I have to do is check the information and move on. Turbo Tax also makes it easy by asking questions and then putting the info on the form. Filing and printing are also a breeze.