Utilized Turbo Tax since the 80's. First programs were on 3" floppy disc (if anyone can remember?) . Always found the program to be easy to utilize and prepare documents. Used "Home and Business" version the majority of that time as my wife and I had mixed income streams of W4 income,1099 income from a small part time consulting business, and my wife's self employment. Fully retied now an switched to Deluxe version.

I have been using Turbo Tax for many years and have never had any issues with the software. I tried the Online version for my own taxes and didn't like it as much as the desktop version. I used the desktop version for my exe's taxes and it was what I have been used to for years, so I will probably stick with it in the future.

New format makes it difficult to navigate. Deleted my 2024 Turbotax then told me I already had a key so would not even let me reinstall. Deleted last years titles of investments if not filled out immediately. Hopefully I had all the paperwork to repopulate. Demanded three digit code for state license document even though i have a temporary without one. When it said it would assist transfer for new computer sent to general help screen where incorrect assistance was first to be found

This year's version of Turbo Tax seemed "clunkier" than last year's. In particular, is trying to enter my quarterly tax withholding figures, some of the language was misleading, indicating some kind of "additional" or deferred payments. Not sure why you changed the terminology. When I reviewed my return, the quarterly amounts were clearly recorded....also, some of the questions regarding my 1099-R information wanted RMD amounts; again, a little misleading/ambiguous. No RMD's were required for pensions but the interview language could be improved. Thanks.

as usual turbo tax came thru. taxes filed (both fed and state) and process was fairly easy. i'm not very good with computers but always get them done. would love to see the feds & state tax programs ended for people headed toward 90. jump on that turbo tax and aarp. thanks.

I have always used TurboTax in past years and mostly would of had a five star reviews. I can't say that this year. I have to install and un-install the your program 2 times to get the federal tax part to work. Then I had to un-install and reinstall for a third time to get the state tax part to work properly. After all of this trouble, the program did seem to work for me.

Tells you can E File 5 I only use 3 and 1 was rejected when I did my last one said I reach my limits of 5 so I guess now they count even the number of rejections. I you try again takes 1 and again counts as 1. Never had happen before i will stay away from Trubo Tax after 20 plus years.

Been using TurboTax for MANY years. Up to this year was fairly happy. Frustrated this year with lateness of 1099-R. On the advice of a friend, tried FREETAXUSA, during the period that TurboTax did NOT have the 1099-R capability... and they did. Thought why not just enter data into FREETAXUSA and they completed my tax forms. Since I had already paid, came back to TurboTax and submitted (when you were ready). There is an excellent chance that this is the LAST TIME I will use TurboTax... save myself some $.

I feel Intuit is trying to move customers to the on line version, I did not care for the jumping threw hoops to get to the desk top product I for one will not use the online version ever. I an old and don't like change been using Turbo Tax for a long time and want to keep all me records the way I always have kept them. Just my two cents worth. Thanks Doug

Getting worse each year... stop the sales pitching and do the work to make taxes easier by giving more options like filing jointly is worse that filing married separately or carrying student as dependent is not wise let them carry themselves for Opportunity Credit. Stop using AI and use plain old human brain power.