Has do a good job of handling all the various deviations form a simple return I have run across. Always use the step by step to be sure I don't miss some angle or use the wrong form. The importing of forms from some institutions is udeful, as is ItsDeductible to track donations. I'm a user for life.

I have a VERY complicated tax situation that would be nearly impossible and take forever to figure out and complete if I had to do it without Turbo Tax. The prep-work -- collecting all your income and deduction data -- no more effort than what you would need to do to take to an accountant, except, Turbo Tax makes sure nothing is missed.

I've been using Turbo Tax for 15 years and have loved every minute of the time saved doing something else. Comparing last year this year helps to identify possible mistakes. Would love a version of Turbo Tax that took care of Estates and charitable Trust along with the 1040.

turbotax does not properly handle 1095-A Health Insurance Marketplace Statement's when the Monthly advance payment of premium tax credit is $0, and also when the Monthly enrollment premiums are $0 (because premiums are reimbursed by a tax-free Retiree Medical Account). The impact is that the software incorrectly reports an error and requires non-zero entries for both Monthly Enrollment Premiums and Monthly advance payment of premium tax credits. Using turbotax's recommended work-around allows data to be entered correctly into 1095-A forms, but after doing so, turbotax prevents e-filing because it considers the Healthcare Wks to be incomplete.

Each time I use TurboTax, it seems easier to file my taxes. I appreciate the Easy View and the way the program explains details to you if you have a question. There was only one instance when an issue in Forms view was not detected in EasyView. I had to do some Google searching to figure out the answer to my question. The good news: I found the answer with a link on TurboTax.com

I found things very complex and error prone, particularly the way that From 8606 just applied and reduced the taxable part to zero before I entered in any numbers. I could have easily overlooked that. It took me days to figure out what the problem was there. Then the form 8606 was not available until today in mid-February. I find that unacceptable even if the IRS is largely at fault. The lack of any technical support who you have any issues is completely unacceptable for a relatively complex software product.

I have been using Turbotax for some time. Some of this is driven by the tax laws and my individual tax situation, but it can be hard to understand some of the terms and meanings. The help doesn't always explain everything to a point I feel confident that I am making the right determination but with a quick on-line search I usually find the answers.

I have been using TT for years. I found it is often easier to do than to talk to a Tax person for hours on end. I ended up doing all the work anyway ... organizing, highlighting items, etc. With any taxes, best to get organized first, especially using last year as a guide. But for Premier, I was disappointed that it did not take my out-of-state rental info (input into Federal) and start using that for my state return. It just asked me things like "what was your rental income?" Well, I just entered all of that for Fed return! It should carry over. Also, I don't like it when it asked you a seemingly simple question, you gather all kinds of numbers and data, enter it in but then it says, "awww, sorry, you don't qualify for THAT ... your income is too high" or "you did not enter enough to offset" ... it should give you an indication BEFORE that it is looking for certain thresholds, etc.

This years 2017 Premiere did not address all items as in the past. I chose for Turbo Tax to step me through each item, BUT it completely left out (skipped over) several large important items in the Investment income & capital gains and losses sections. If I hadn't noticed this I would have inadvertently, left off critical investment info required by the IRS. I was able to fix it by noticing that Turbo Tax forgot it! Not acceptable, and I am very disappointed in this years Turbo Tax. Will probably not use it next year.

I have used Turbotax for Mac since it was Mac In Tax in the 70s and this is the first year I've had difficulty entering a category. Kept asking for properties that made no sense to me with no additional explanation and no back button, had to start at beginning. Also on the final comparison of previous years it was completely off for income and deductions for 2016.