Way more complicated than H&R Block and couldn't change an incorrect PIN when e-filing, so kept getting rejected. By the time all the costs of the whole filing experience, was almost that of filing with an accountant. Will NOT be using this program next year.

i believe that Turbo Tax should be able to accept all the information when you sell it to me - not have to wait, and check back when I can add data to my forms. Last year was the same - don't sell Turbo Tax until I can add all the information. When I requested to get notified when section was ready it was for the wrong section. If Turbo Tax is supposed to be able to do my taxes - they better be correct.

Another great year using Turbo Tax (20+ years). Only one comment: I spent at least an hour trying to "relocate" where I found the Overtime deduction! I know next year W-2's will take care of it - so I'm not worried in the least. Your programmers will take care of it.

I've used TurboTax for 15 years, since retiring. The main benefit is being able to import prior year return information. It then pre-fills much information. The only unusual info I have is some non-taxable IRA savings...importing prior years makes this easy.

I have been using Turbo Tax for many years. I love how it carries forward prior years' information and how straight forward the step-by-step process is. I very much appreciate not having to type in all of my Charles Schwab investment information each year. I also love being able to do a couple of extra returns for my family. I appreciate the accuracy and consistency each year, as well as Turbo Tax keeping up on all of the tax law changes. Thank you!

You need to keep on top of IRS rules and regulations. If I wasn't on top of new rules, I would have fraudulently got over a $5000 refund instead of $200. I had to pay your tax expert $50.00 to confirm my thoughts. Also, your Tier II tax Maximum needs updated. I pay you over $100.00 for tax software and I expect it to be right.

Easier than last couple years. Maybe because I'm getting used to the terminology and questions, but it seems to have been a little less hassle this time around especially with the ESPP 1099 Consolidated forms being imported. Last couple years it always said there was something wrong and had to go back and re-enter calculations manually. No issues this time.

I have been using Turbo Tax since the early 1990's to file the family taxes (ours and our sons'). Now that we are retired it was a little different blending work income, retirement income & investment capital gains. Turbo Tax walked me through everything.

Five restarts of my laptop (3 year old Apple, updated immediately before installing TT2025) were required to finish filing. Three of these resulted in all data entered being lost due to the software freezing while attempting to save with a password, or being unable to enter data into fields for a second (newly added) W2. The dropdown for the security question froze onto the screen (blocking the help menu in other apps) and alsop required a forced restart. This was a fairly simple refund thatnormally takes 45-50 minutes to complete, bu turned into a 2-hour schemazel. After 19-years of TurboTax, which has gotten progressively worse in each of the last 3-years, this will be the last year I spend money and time on it, fighting software glitches.

Turbo Tax never included the direct deposit mandate by the IRS! Now my son has to jump through hoops to get his refund. Turbo Tax washes their hands with this requirement. They should negotiate with the IRS to release the paper check immediately in accordance with their software and lack of the IRS requirement~