I had a few questions that I had to research away from TurboTax but it seemed to cover everything pretty easily. The Treasury already has the information for 401Ks and such. Be nice if it was just pulled in then filers were given a change to make corrections and additions.

I've been using TurboTax for years and appreciate its ability to import last year's data and compare entries across years. I continue to use the step-by-step approach, so it maybe takes longer, but feel I'm more likely to get all my deductions. I also really appreciate TurboTax's ability to import my retirement data. I feel confident my taxes are done correctly.

see previous comments. very good way to file - a) could not find my investment group(s) in the e-load list and b) an easier way to print the tax return w/o having to self-determine where the std pages most likely to be printed are located. Maybe it is because of using only once a year and there is not a better way organize forms.

When I down loading financial info from my Financial advisor, the software kept telling me that my RMD amount was incorrect and that I owed more than $1200 plus a penalty. The amount was correct. I had to restart the file 3 times before the messages stopped.

Works just fine. The first time I must have mis-entered something and my income figures were WAY off, and I could NOT find a way to correct it, so I simply started a new file and took my time. The second time through it was quite easy AND accurate.

Overall, a good program, easy to use. I did run into an issue where everything showed ready to file but when I clicked to file, Turbotax said it found an error. Odd to find an error when filing after passing all of the reviews and error checking, indicating everything was fine and ready to go.

I've been using TurboTax software to complete my Federal personal income tax returns since the year 2006. (I'm not required to file a Florida state income tax return.) The software has worked well for me over the years so I continue to use TurboTax each year. The instructions are fairly straight forward in reasonably easy to understand English so I have no problem following them.

Don't buy this if you use the app as the information even after signing in won't transfer. The app is much more user friendly and gives me an idea of about how long things will take to complete, but not this outdated look a like. Maybe I did something wrong and maybe that is just the difference between buying a download version and using the website that they can't or won't fix.

I had two experiences which I never had before when using Turbo Tax: My Federal information did not transfer to my state information. I used the Help function and found that their current instructions have not been updated to the current program (Box 15 drop-down box in the program has full state name, while the instructions indicate that the drop-down box will have the state postal abbreviation). Since this was the trouble shooting instruction, this was confusing. I guessed my way through it all, updating Federal information which did not need to be updated. And the Box 15 WAS filled out correctly from the first, it was not the source of the problem. It seemed to work itself out after I went through and "edited" but didn't actually change any of the Federal information. I also had the program fail to transmit when I was ready to e-file, and I had to restart the program. In past years, everything in the program ran smoothly.

We have used TurboTax for years and have always found it to be very straightforward. One complaint might be that it is not real easy to find information on deduction limits and what that means and how that might relate to standard deductions. It changed several years ago and we have never figured out what the changes were and how they effect us other than out taxes owed seems to have risen pretty significantly. I know this is not necessarily the responsibility of TurboTax to complete your annual return but it is nice and helpful to see what changes from year to year. It would also be nice to show more than two years for comparison. It may be there, but having a link to tax tables might be nice as well.