Guided tour through every section of tax returns is quite helpful. Topics are logically organized. Unfortunate that I still have to spend hours reviewing documents that I already uploaded to Turbo Tax to answer Turbo Tax questions about the data on those forms. For example, I have to locate and add up the specific amounts received as foreign dividends as to which foreign tax was paid. Also, really hard to match specific uploaded forms to Turbo Tax questions when multiple forms are uploaded from the same broker; each account has a number on the uploaded form, but Turbo Tax does not capture that data or otherwise distinguish among multiple account statements from the same broker (e.g., Fidelity), so I have to search through multiple documents that I already uploaded to Turbo Tax.

Desktop copy loaded without any difficulty. The vast majority of forms and required inputs went smoothly. There were some changes in the inputs required for claiming a RMD which required some extra time compared to last year. If one is not paying attention, a lot of time can be wasted trying to figure out what went wrong.

We have used TurboTax for years and now our adult Children use it as well! It i easy to understand and gets us the biggest refunds each and every time! Highly recommend it as it is easy to use and you will get the biggest refund without spending an arm and a leg!

I have counted on TurboTax to file taxes for many years. The prompts to buy add-on services was annoying. It's good to know where to click if I should want to buy a service, but being prompted so many times reduces my confidence that the TurboTax product is accurate and complete as delivered. Also, I prefer to manage my digital financial information. Using the online version of TurboTax means that a copy is there in addition to the copy sent to the IRS.

It's becoming cheaper to outsource my tax preparation versus doing myselgfby purchasing Turbo Tax software $55, paying a refund fee $40, state e-filing fee $25. I may not continue doing my own taxes in the future after doing it this way most of my 48 years of working. There are also several bugs in the Turbo Tax questions that should be caught with sufficient quality control processes.

It's Deductible! has been incredibly helpful for many years. It's a shame you chose to discontinue its availability. And it really doesn't make much sense - the values are still available on your system. You now make your user create their own spreadsheet to support their deduction. This is going backwards, TurboTax!

I have used TurboTax for many years. In general it is a very good product that has been greatly improved. There are a couple of areas that can be improved: 1. Importing investment data causes a few minor errors on the various forms. These errors are almost always lack of a checked box or transfer of address information that are easily fixed, but still an aggravation. 2. Some descriptions of items are difficult to completely understand, but that is only slows things down a little. Not a major problem.

For the most part, the turbo tax contained all information I required to complete tax return. Due to thoroughness of information contained in questions and/or lookup information, I feel confident my ability to complete and respond to turbo tax "script" correctly resulted in production of low risk returns.

The Step by Step format seems to miss many things that need to be corrected directly on the Forms. 1. For NJ state, I had to go into Interest income Form in order to check the box for Non-Taxable interest for US Treasury Accrued Mkt Discount. The step by step format had nowhere to correct this. 2. The Fed capital gains showed zero on step by step, but the form showed capital gain less accrued mkt discount. It should be more clear on the step by step format. 3. My wife's business NOL was deductible from my W2 income for Fed, but TT also let me carry that loss forward to the next year and be used again by my wife's income in future years. The step by step format did not ask me those questions to prevent that, until I asked for help to correct it in the Form. Luckily, I am an accountant who is comfortable working in the forms, but a non-accountant might not know these things and would make mistakes on their tax returns.

I really missed It's Deductible. The system you have now does not go into enough detail. It is almost not helpful. It is difficult to tell where the end of the list because the computer will jump to another place. A few times when I entered a new item the old listing remained. Why did you get rid of It's Deductible when it worked so well.