I have been using Turbo Tax Premier for years(15+)! It's handy, transports much info from year to year and is overall pretty easy to navigate. I am able to file my kids returns for them when they want me to, and downloads the completed forms to my computer for easy access year to year. I depend on it every year to help me get through my taxes.Best of all it keeps me informed re: status of my filed taxes.

By and large your system is great but you have to shorten the time it takes to contact you and please save paper work and review time by allowing one form when filing jointly instead of splitting inputs on a tax payer and spouse form. Last comment applies to state only.Thank You!!!!

I knew I did not want to itemize deductions. I had no option to take standard deduction. No help to correct errors, no IRS instruction available - so I left the boxes empty, assuming I may be audited and TurboTax won't have to deal with my penalty.

My past experience with TurboTax has overall been positive, even coming from a background where I was tracking most of my expenses, deductions, and ad infinitum using Excel. Oddly, after coming back to a usual W2 route instead of 1099s, there were still a few waves from a couple of years ago that made a few forms unnecessary but obstructed the process. At least the community postings have a good grasp of common issues. My only real gripe is the focus on the web interface, while those of us using the app on Windows or Mac are sometimes left to fend for ourselves on the first few steps. Some details to navigate both interfaces would have saved me about 30 minutes. Overall, so long as you keep your paperwork in line, TurboTax will do the job quite well. It also integrates nicely with other Intuit programs like mint.com and itsdeductableonline.com. If I ever go back to 1099s, I'll be sure to look at QuickBooks for managing the business side of finances if it makes it this easy.

TT said it would give me a chance to print my State return for mailing, after I e-filed my Federal return -- but it did not. There were early 2018 reports of TT not working on Windows 10. That said -- TT was as great and predictable as ever. I had no problems, even though I run Windows 10.

The software had sufficient info to know that I did not qualify for a tax deductible IRA and yet I was told I could purchase one to reduce my tax liability. This wasted my time looking into the prospect and finding out I did not qualify for the deduction.

Crashed half-way through. Couldn't find contact info for tech support. Had to restart and couldn't import prior year data (needed to use different name). Need to enter Charitable contributions by donee - allow a lump sum. Why require driver license info - my state doesn't require

Exceptionally simple to use and especially if previous TT user. Found/imported previous tax years, applied appropriate changes, handled increased complexity (two states income/residence) without issues. Only "problem" was a "freeze" during efile transmission. Had to reboot, then TT claimed "cancelled" and would not transmit. Eventually closed the program and came back to it a few hours later when everything transmitted perfectly with the only thing I changed being use of a different email address. Still.... LOVE THIS PROGRAM... for decades of near perfect performance.

After putting in all the info from 1099-DIV I had, TT wanted to know the foreign amount. This information was not directly found on the form I had from the brokerage fund company. I had to add up amounts that I thought were the ones desired. Not at all sure this was what was desired but small enough that probably didn't make any difference.

Been doing this for well over 20 years on TurboTax. I know exactly what to prepare ahead of time. Unfortunately I am not perfect. For the second time I didn't add my wife's IRA MRD and had to file an amended return once I realized it. I thought the software should have asked for that based on previous returns and the fact that I was still doing a joint return but I guess the software isn't quite that smart yet.