Most of the Federal part is pretty good. The State part, at least for Virginia, is horrible. In one place near "filing" I was caught in a loop. It said I was required to mail in my return but kept giving me instructions for e-filing. The printing part is horrible. It printed all my documents with about 1/3 running off the page so the information didn't show. It changed my printer's properties and I haven't completely got my normal settings back yet. I had to make pdf files in order to print the documents. The pdf filenames didn't say when it was a state file. The subdirectory for the pdf files did not update eventhough I corrected it numerous times. I never found a place to input the federal or state estimated payment amount that I wanted. Navigating through the printing and filing parts of federal and state was nearly impossible. Most of these problems started after I started working on my state return. I have used the PC version of TurboTax ($80) for many years and have never had any of the problems listed above. I sure hope you can fix things up better for next year.

I've been a TurboTax user for over 35 years! My most helpful year was when I moved to New York State and had to prepare returns for myself and for my two children who had trust accounts. That required producing three federal returns, three state returns for Michigan, and returns for New York State and New York City. I was awash in tax forms that year. As a retiree, I am faced with the sometimes difficult task of preparing estimated taxes. Some mutual funds do not make capital gains payouts until December, and the amount of said payments are usually unknown until they are paid in December. Yet, the estimated tax features in Turbo Tax have become sparser and sparser, harder to find in the product, and entirely inadequate. Instead, estimated tax calculations and forms seem to be simply populated with the most recent year's data without allowing any capability to change elements making up one's adjusted gross income. Please address this shortfall.

Well Turbo tax seems to be pretty good so far, I am use to using a program like this I have been working for a Tax company for 4 years and it i very similar . The only things that threw m here was you all required us to have our AGI from previous year to File. I think that is wrong my company I work for Don't Do That. I of course had to go on IRS.gov to get 2024 AGI.

Too many "pop up" adds "nickel & dimeing" me for additional purchases. Windows version has a feature where a "refund" window always shows you how much you will be getting back ... what ever you are doing. The Mac version has this window in the "Ez step" mode ... but the "refund" window disappears when selecting "Forms" icon. I have to toggle back and forth to know what effect entering and/or changing data has on my "refund".

The software is very good but..... they try to get a lot of extra money out of you for all the unnecessary add on's. Personally, I feel this is a rip off. Then to top it off they charge extra to file state electronically. This should all be included in the fee we pay to buy the software.

I have used TurboTax for years. This year was a pain. More questions, more complicated. Also less accurate. Downloading from Financial institutions did not work correctly as did downloading from 2024 TurboTax. I get lots of emails advertising your product which are totally unnecessary....I already bought it. I seem to recall an ad offering free State filing, then your charge me $20. Not a big deal, but come on !! I then see ads for free filing and a user for 20 years or more gets a bill for $20.

The 2025 TurboTax is not as good as prior years. Some of the fields have lost the ability to be marked as estimated. Accounts that I imported were duplicated with the same account pulled in from the prior year. I spent time entering data in the prior year's form, not realizing that the imported version was lower in the list. Also, there are too many screens selling additional products! The state email cost is misleading for Michigan. The software says $25 to e-file, but it's actually a lot more with the Michigan charge added.

The import process didn't work correctly in populating the RMD from one of our brokerage accounts requiring our key entry of information across multiple funds for the both of us. The way we discovered ti error was that the federal tax owed amount was far beyond reasonable.

I was very happy with the initial software and the ease with inputting my information. I work in Philadelphia and my Philadelphia Local Tax Amount is very high. The software kept prompting me to fix my error but my numbers were correct. My NJ State filing was the same. I was not prompted to input my income and almost had to pay NJ state taxes after paying Philadelphia tax (double taxation). Even though i paid the Philadelphia Tax and entered the amount in the appropriate field.

Steps to fix 1099-R box 14a error should be built into the NY State processing vs user has to google the error when it shows up so late in the game, namely after license and bank info is entered. By the time you get to e-filing identity verification steps this should already have been addressed. Totally unacceptable.