New format for entering dividends and interest took a while to get used to. Not sure I like it as well as before. Felt I was being pushed to import info and not given chance to say "Don't ask me again about importing." I can't really review accuracy. I hope it is more accurate than 2024 turned out to be. I ended up with a penalty for underpayment of state taxes because of last year's error.

Why is the marketplace question buried in the medical expense section? Why not ask one more time if we had the marketplace insurance at the end or some obvious place in the middle? its the most overlooked item on tax returns because it's so buried

I had a lot of trouble accessing my 2025 return. Instead of taking me to the file in progress, the icon/app took me to the beginning. I had to take a circuitous route, guided by Intuit Tech Support. I also didn't find the 2025 walk-through as easy as in years past, and I wondered why it was considered an improvement. The 'artwork', too, was drab compared to years past.

I spent a full day getting just the software up and running. (This was the case the previous two years too.) The interface was clumsy too and not intuitive: It felt like a work in progress. I found myself relying on the forms rather than following the step-by-step sequence. At the end, I had to reboot the program just to transmit my taxes electronically .

you made it complicated why not just let me enter next to my pension and retirement I didn't change income. I used standard deduction in 2024 it should have asked do I want standard deduction and took me straight there. been using a long time seem to be more complicated every year

I spent several HOURS trying to delete a blank K-1 that appeared days ago, and it even kept coming back after deleting it including on the final screen to E-File. This is a common issue according to web reports. The Reviews topics don’t seem to workk properly!

TurboTax seems to be less impressive with each year's release. It used to treat my Federal and NY State returns as separate returns, transferring over the appropriate info from fed to state, but then gave a fairly extensive interview for NY for the differences. This year it seemed to do them simultaneously (as reflected in the running totals displayed for both Federal & NY State that changed when entering info). But it didn't do a good job this time of asking me NY-specific questions. Then, when I go to Review before filing, it identified errors due to missing info on forms it never even asked me about (i.e., IT-2105.9 line 16). Where the heck did that come from? It didn't even provide a link to the worksheet, I had to hunt for it under the Forms menu. I don't know, Intuit, you seem to be getting lazier with each release ... maybe you're trying to force people off the desktop versions onto the online versions ...

The product is great. However, when i tried to use my credit card to pay for my state (OH) return filing, it wouldn't advance beyond my name /address screen. Thus, I was forced to pay the $40 fee from my federal return, which is crazy. Please explain. I've got 2 other returns to file in my family soon.

I use Turbotax every year and I appreciate many things about it. It is easy and intuitive to use. The only thing I would suggest to improve is filing the state taxes after federal is not inuitive. You have to go into the taxes all over again even though it says it's complete.

I would have rated it a 5, however at the end, since I had 2 1098s, it pulled up one of the worksheets telling me I had to mark one as the most current. I kept looking at the worksheet and i did not have a spot for this. I finally went back into the original section for 1098s and marked Yes for the most current one. If it had directed me back to that section, I would have saved 30 minutes of trying to figure out what it wanted me to do. Also for payment plans, I wanted to go to IRS to do this but system would not allow me to proceed without submitting the request .