The Mac version is missing some basic functionality. When entering charitable contributions, the column for the amount is not wide enough and the list of organizations cannot be sorted alphabetically. When transmitting the returns electronically, the program does not automatically save the return so when you exit as suggested a later log back in - the program responds it is ready to file the returns.

I wanted to use free online version. Even though my tax situation is very simple and my income low, I could not use the free version because I had more than $1000 in interest on a 1099-INT. That is bogus. I will look at other online tax software next year that does not charge outrageous fees.

I have been doing taxes on TurboTax and with professionals for years. For the last three years TurboTax has simplified it so that just about anyone can be successful at doing their taxes. The help guides make it easy and even my spouse is amazed at the amount of our refunds-far more than when we hired a professional.

Easy to use as I follow the 'guide me' procedure. However, was disappointed that some areas (valuation of items donated feature) were not ready when the product was released. I rely on this to value my donations to local charities partiucularly as affects state taxes.

Some sections not as intuitive to navigate: section where you enter interest income, dividends, investment sales. Sometimes you would wind up in a loop without having the ability to go back. Also, it had me going through Canadian pension without giving a question if this pertained to me. I had to put 0 values on everything so it could forward. Once I got out,had to update and delete the form. Felt this year's version made me waste time.

You need to upgrade the help to give the option to index and link directly to IRS publications and use AI to help with this. The help on TurboTax is designed to force ignorant users into paying for assistance. People who know how to do tax research do not want to use your pathetic help system and have to exit TT to access real help documents.

I have been using TurboTax for many years now. I am generally happy with the product. However, this year I thought the process of leading me through the return was not as easy to use as previous years and that some of the information I entered in response to queries did not end up on the necessary forms. Had to go back and add later.

Program works well, except when trying to pay for state taxes with Intuit, the box for credit card month would not work and I had to find a work around which delayed my filing one day. When I tried to change my state filing from e-file back to mail in, there was no way to do it.

A number of different spelling errors and typos in the version this year along with the long editions of the Home Energy Tax Credit forms 5695. They only added them to the online version at first that they charge quite a bit more and it took them a few weeks to get the form added to the desktop version

I just finished e-filing my state and federal returns. I saw a lot of negative comments online associated with the 2025 product, which made me a little leery of buying it for the 2025 tax year. I ended up buying it and found this software to be just as awesome as it's been over the last three decades I've used it. I'll definitely be using it again for 2026 taxes.