Generally easy, but there are some pages where information required is not explained well... sometimes no explanation at all. Usually solved with a bit of research, but occasionally I just have to "wing it". The only material problem I've had with the 2025 software is the payment page for buying state eFile. At the "Payment" page, the expiration date field only shows months 01 through 09. Considering my primary payment card expires in October (and most of my other cards are also in the last 3 months of the year) this is a major annoyance. This was the same for both "Business" and "Home & Business".

Turbotax used to be much easier to use and navigate but isn't anymore. I called for assistance because I had separately purchased two state returns several days ago but didn't file right then and saved my progress. I came back and the system would not recognize the downloads for the two state returns and forced me to purchase them a SECOND time in order to file. So -- I was charged nearly double (the purchase price the second time was for slightly less than the first time). I contacted support and they helped me to get to the Intuit purchase area to find the downloads, but did not understand why Turbotax wouldn't recognize the downloads. One screen showed the state returns were there and directed me to click on them so I wouldn't be charged, but then forced me in the next screen to pay for them again to proceed. It seems to be a glitch in the system. I'm extremely unhappy with the product at this point!

Easy to use program, I prefer to keep my data on my computer and I'm glad I have that choice, the price is a bit on the high end at $95.00 other then that rock solid product as always for last 10years I've been using it...oh wow that is about $950.00 I should get a large discount for repeat user/buyer of this product.

This years Software was a bit glitchy. A few times after I completed an input the program would shut down completely and I would have to reopen and go to the section I was inputting to repeat the input. This only happened about 3 or 4 times and I was able to quickly get back in and continuje. Other than that, the software performed as expected.

The new display of interest, dividends, and brokerage is a disaster. Having multiple accounts with the same brokerage form, I was not able to identify which account I was accessing. I hope they revert back to showing a list of accounts with enough details to identify the account. If I see the same layout next year, I'll probably switch to another tax software.

When my CPA informed me that they couldn't get my return done by the deadline, I downloaded TurboTax and flowed the "guided tour" through every section. I learned more about personal and business deductions and categories than all my years with a CPA. The guiding questions made me trust that we wouldn't miss any possible deductions. I still had to do research items regarding Schedule K-1 items for my husband's business but in the end, I feel confident with my entries. Entering my business expenses was straight-forward. I appreciate the double-checking feature at the end. Saving and printing was easy. Thank you Turbo Tax!

I have been huge advocate of TT for many years. This year is different. First I discovered they did away with the "Its Deductible" feature for tracking charitable donations. Then, I found that TT does not accurately allow accept the depreciation and expenses associated with a Short Term Rental (STR) that is used part-time as a vacation home and in which we actively and materially participate in the management of. In order to complete my taxes accurately, I had to over-ride several cells on the forms. Little did I know, by doing so, TT would not allow me to E-File. However, TT was quick to take my $75 to E-File in 3 separate states, then not allow me to E-File. What?! Now I am out that $75, and had to print off 228 pages to manually mail my returns to the IRS and 3 states. I am confident in the accuracy of my overrides and should be allowed to acknowledge the variance and move forward with the E-filing. Not to mention, I shouldn't have to pay to E-file three state returns, only to be told TT will not allow it. Very disappointed and will be looking at all other options next year!

Not sure what changed or went wrong with Turbo Tax but this years filing experience was absolutely HORRIBLE! I have been a faithful user of this software for years now without any problems until this year. Something has changed with the features, There was some type of bug that prevented me from e-filing my State Tax return. Numerous other people reported the same issue. I will NOT be using Turbo Tax again next year.

TurboTax is overall a good program but for the third year in a row you have made it a requirement to file the federal return by paper if you file a form 3520. The 3520 is required to be filed separately from your 1040 and the requirement to file it by paper doesn't require a paper filing of the 1040. You had this correct for years but now prohibit it. Also the step by step version of the non-resident NJ return did not flow well. Otherwise the program seemed good.

The were a couple of bugs in the program that bothered me. First of all, I rent a farm, but that is not my mail buisness. I only had on 1099-MISC, but it asked me to fill one out 3 different times. It also wanted the farm info in my Schedule C, which was fine, but it conflicted with some of the other stuff pertaining to my primary buisness. i had to create a second Schedule C. Also, I had to pay in, and it is the 15th so my check was due in the Post Office today. But, by the time I got everything done, they were closed. So, for the first time, I chose to e-file so they would get my "check" in time. I normally will take everything to the post office and send it certified mail. That way I have a receipt showing the date I dropped it off. So, since I e-filed this time with the auto-debit, I was going to print out the screen showing the date and time I sent it. But, when I went to try to print it, the program's screen switched and said it may take up o 48 hours before the IRS processes. That is fine as long as there is a record of me sending it on time. And, of the time I am typing this (4-15 at 10::05 p.m.) I still havn't found how to get back to the original data screen I was wanting to print out.