Remind people that when you automatically upload Investment data it does not overwrite what you manually input. It creates another form and if you don't catch that you will be overpaying your taxes. Clear out any manually input investment data and then do the auto upload.

I have been using Turbo Tax over 30 years. I am a retired accountant, and I find Turbo Tax the easiest way to do my taxes. Never had a problem with the program at all. Just follow the programs direction and you are good to go. I highly recommend it.

This year 2025 filing. This is the worst turbo tax I have ever used. Got a problem. Follow these helpful tips. Good luck. Just try to follow the tips that lead to a loop with no way to find the recommend options. The options ARE NOT TO BE FOUND. DID YOU MISS SOMETHING?? WE'RE HERE TO HELP WITH SUGGESTIONS THAT LEAD NO WHERE. GOOD LUCK NEVER HAD THESE DEAD ENDS IN THE PAST.

too hard to maneuver back and forth too many steps for easy things (interest and dividends for example) $10 discount is useless for many (unless you have a 2nd state - this was a change in last few years.) Very user unfriendly And trying to upsell every step of the way is tiresome And about 25+ years a user!

Used web version of turbo tax last year(2024). Used local install (windows) version for filing 2025. I switched back to the local install because the web version was full of bait and switch pricing. And other lame issues. No useful documents could be found on Intuits website/portal/account (my account) for tax year 2024. Zero. Long story short I now have to mail both federal and state instead of E file. Is the dev team for the web version of turbo tax still run by a bunch of fourth graders?

You've got to fix your bugs and reduce your e-file price. Spent 2 hours with support to buy another state return. Also, you claim free federal e-filing and charge $40 and $25 per state for e-file. We are living in 2026 where submitting things electronically is the norm. Charge more for the product and less for the add-ons.

I have been using Turbo Tax for many years and have had no issues with accuracy. Software change from the prior year (2024) was different causing some initial confusion. Also, the interface needs to have an option to increase the fonts. The font size is too small.

I already made a comment that I was unable to import any of my information from my bank and my broker. It said I needed Quickbooks or TXF files. I don't have Quickbooks or TXF files, so I had to enter everything manually. That was very annoying. Also, I did not want to file my state tax forms electronically, and indicated that . However everything I printed referred to me filing electronically. My tax form showed a large N after the "e-file opt out" question, and I was unable to change that. I had clicked that I was NOT filing that tax form electronically. I am vey disappointed and that is why I gave only 3 stars this time.

Turbo tax works fine and is pretty simple to follow. However, they changed the 1099 input process this year and it no longer is like the W2 where you see the boxes in the order. All you get is a box with a single number in it and have to drill in to see more. Also, the Qualified Charitable Distribution for IRA is missing entirely although the online help says it's there. I am still investigating, but really QCD should part of entering the 1099R.

The software is accurate and ultimately gets the job done, but the experience is frustrating and unnecessarily manipulative. TurboTax repeatedly tried to push me between online and desktop versions, surfaced fees very late in the process, and attempted to upsell Audit Defense even though I had already paid for it. The constant upsells and confusing pricing screens make the process feel intentionally deceptive rather than transparent.