I have confidence in the accuracy of The product. Compatibility suffers by requiring Windows 11 to run on the desktop. Invest in other versions for people who don't have or want or afford Windows 11. Features and reporting are smooth and confidence building in an accurate returns.

I got off in the weeds between working from my desktop and working on line. I certaining did not understand the distinction even after using TurboTax for many years. I needed help and the support line representative understood my predicament and raised my level of understanding the difference. Made a big difference in completing my taxes.

I've been using TurboTax since the days of floppy disks. I've never had problem. My wife has her own business and the appropriate version allows me to include her income with reasonable effort. Basically, I find TurboTax straightforward to use and I trust it's doing my taxes correctly.

I have nothing positive to say about using Turbo Tax for taxes. i've been doing it for 30+ years. I only have one suggestion, make sure that the worksheets are integrated. It can be a little frustrating to have to go back to a previous year and find something that is in the system already. Not sure why the program can't do that. I does almost everything else. Very pleased overall!!

:( :( :( Decent product - but HATE/DETEST/LOATHE the absolute perpetual upsell of it. I'd rather pay more upfront than have popups and prompts throughout the session/warnings to upgrade. And guess what - if you want to EFile your state taxes, it's $25 more. Also, making it extra for online help is VERY cheap. For this reason, I probably won't use Turbo Tax next year. Overall, a decent product, if they got rid of all the annoying attempts to upsell throughout when you use it, it might be worth it, but right now - it's not. :( :( :(

- You cannot automatically import business data from QuickBooks Online, Intuit's own SaaS accounting software! Same for TurboTax online. That is the most inexcusable thing for a premier software company that presents itself as focused on SMBs. - Interface with CHASE Bank for business loans does not split principal from interest, requiring complete manual re-entry. - Interface with eTrade missed one of two 1099-R records. Both records had to be entered manually.

The step by step instruction was very clear and easy to follow. It capture my pervious year return very accurately. The features for details are necessary for precise expenses for business. The refund report was visible and easy to understand. The software interface is also easy to read and use.

10 years - highly satisfied. However, there were some glitches this year. Example: asked me to enter our address but said city invalid - city was correct. This happened in a few instances throughout the program this year (not always city, just various boxes it asked to be completed during the review)

I had a PTIN for about 15 years. Except for all the annoying "Buy more cervices" and "download your information from the web" interruptions, it's basically a fancy calculator to do your taxes. Probably not hard for your average Joe to use, but IDK because I'm not your average Joe.

Home and Business (1) It does not handle where TP has two accounts and uses one of them to satisfy the RMD amount for both of them. Requires an override to show total RMD for both and total distributions for both in order to eliminate the RMD penalty. (2) It really should be designed so it can be prepared on chromebook.