1. I have mutual fund investments that TT can transfer directly from my broker (Vanguard). This year, TT missed a number of mutua funds, I had to enter the data by hand. Time consuming and added risk of mistakes. 2. Information about 1099DIV could be richer. How for example, does one treat income in a mutual fund from a foreign country. You have a choice of "Foreign Income" and "QDI eligible foreign income." TT does not explain this distinction and which number to use. 3. Quite irritating is that when you backtrack during data entry and answering Y/N questions at a specifi tax topic, your answers are erased. TT should immediately save whatever I put in. Otherwise, when you revisit you may not remember what you previously had put or answered. This problem has existed all along and I believe I made the same observation last year but no action by TT. 4. I have more comments but lost my earlier input by backtracking for a minute. Immediately my comments had disappeared.

Used this product Many, Many years and will continue to recommend to friends and family! Trusted to correct my errors and oversights and have never had issue with the ease of Installation and execution of the software. Will continue to use as long as available.

Overall, I like the software and the step-by-step walkthrough it provides. I also like the help function, although it would be even greater if it popped as a balloon when it found something erroneous or unrecognizable. Multiple CUSIPS for municipal bonds was a bit of a challenge to get through, although the web page was helpful. I am a repeat user and this program has saved me lots of money over the prior CPA I used.

This was the worst version of TurboTax I have ever used. I kept shutting down when I was entering information and navigating. It shut down 6 times during the process of filing alone. This is absolutely inexcusable for a product that I paid for the basic and an upgrade. I will be writing to the company and requesting my money back and will be using something differnent next year. Incredible how bad it was.

Been using program for years. Carry forward feature very helpful. Managing and accessing forms could be better. Also, in instructions for entering gain/loss from stock sales, you should be warned that if you enter the summary, you'll have to mail in a detailed explanation. I only found this out after I did the former, and couldn't get the necessary form from you.

Something changed this year that prevented me from simply downloading/importing data from Its Deductible into my return on Turbo Tax. I didn't find this out until AFTER entering all of my charitable contributions into Its Deductible. I then had the pleasure of re-entering it all into Turbo Tax again when it wouldn't import. Bad Change!!!

I turned 50 last year so the limits on my Roth 401K contributions increased so I took advantage and maxed it out. But when I tried to efile it wouldn't let me until I put in a contribution amount that was the max limit for UNDER 50. I had to "fudge" it and type in the old amount then an explanation to efile it. It was weird because in its own TT worksheet it plainly showed that I could contribute more. But otherwise no complaints.

Every year, I go through the process quicker and easier. The updates and reviews help me ensure I am getting the most refund I can get. I not only have my home, but rental property, travel for the company I work for, have a home office as well, and reimbursable expenses. If I didn't have TurboTax, I would not have known where to begin. THANK YOU.

This makes taxes as painless as it gets. I have used it since it came on floppy disks and never had a problem. My return has gotten much more complicated over the years but the different versions of TurboTax have allowed me to keep using it. Now using Premier and will continue as long as I can use a computer!

forms..even online.. would be so helpful. to everyone.. as there are no answers only written explanations '' talking directly about 1099B very confusing. it in turn fills out other forms. and also has a place to make changes to cost basis. not explained anywhere...