You need better information on box 4a concerning IRAs, pensions, etc. My RMDs and my wife's pension forms do not have any 4a nor 4b fields. It was very confusing to me as to what to do. I had to go online and try to figure what amount I needed to use in the field. I left it blank and I hope that was the correct thing to do. I have used your product for many years no and this is the first year that I have been disappointed with your software. I hope next year will be better. If not I will stop using your software.

I had trouble with the desktop install. It had to do with signing in to my Intuit account. None of the options wanted to do anything, and I had to restart my install process. Also, I had trouble getting last year's taxable Social Security info correctly on the form. It kept not liking what I thought was the answer. I think that was more my thick head, not understanding the forms instructions and Turbo Tax error wasn't helpful but I finally got it corrected and was then able to efille ok. Sometimes the Guidance was redundant or not intuative to what I had entered. Seems like there was no problem with accuracy.

Probably have used Turbo Tax for 10+ years and getting pretty comfortable with it. The only issue I find is difficulty finding the location for unusual items, such as calculating estimated tax payments for the following year or specific questions like energy credits. Part of the issue is that I don't use the interview process due to my familiarity with income taxes and the Turbo Tax process. Maybe a link to IRS forms and IRS instructions would help.

I have relied on TurboTax for many years and have consistently found it to be accurate and thorough. The software has effectively identified and addressed any potential errors or omissions, giving me complete confidence that my deductions are correctly entered and that all required income items are properly reported.

This is the first year I've used TurboTax on a Mac, and, for whatever reason, it was a very clunky an glitchy experience. Also, as always, entering charitable contributions was unnecessarily tedious and time- consuming. Sometimes, I got error messages with entirely inadequate explanations, and had to figure out the problems myself. This was my worst experience using Turbo Tax to date. Clumsy, clunky and not as helpful as in the past.,

Generally very satisfied with Turbotax. Very easy to use and has accurately identified the areas where I can reduce my tax liability. Does an excellent job guiding the user through the tax process as always and really love the prior year comparison which can highlight areas where more work is needed. I am concerned that the Its Deductable feature has been removed as I relied on that to help me estimate the value of my donated goods. However Deductible Duck seems to work well though there were several "errors" identified in the return relating to providing the details for each donation center that had to be cleaned up at the end which raised some compatibility issues,

Have been using Turbo Tax for years but I am a bit disappointed this year , I purchased the deluxe version that was supposed to include 5 free Federal and one state I got nothing , it charged me 65.25 to file both Federal and State and the same for my Daughters return . never had problems when Turbo Tax was available on a CD format wish it will make a comeback on 2026

I've used Turbo Tax for well over 20 years and this year was awful. First, too many superfluous questions and comments regarding upselling me. Second, I was asked questions regarding my 1099's that I could not answer (and had never been asked in years past) was not on the 1099 itself. Third, during the review part of my return, I kept having to fill out missing information and did --- I CORRECTED ABOUT 5 TIMES. It would not e-file my return. I had to go back and reenter stuff that was already there before my taxes could be e-filed.

Been using T-Tax since it was version 1.0. I really have no problems because I was an accountant for 30yrs at a large communications company. Prep work is the easy way to file the returns. I use quicken to record all me transactions during the year. Quicken schedules help me summarize everything. I download my own 1099's for my financial Institutions. I input last yeas return and go back to complete the return.

The incessant requests for upcharges, extra cost features, state e-filing fees, etc. etc. is excruciating. And now Intuit will force yet another charge to Premium if I want to download 1099 forms from financial firms. I will be looking at other software next year.