For $80, they say you get to file in 1 state with turbo tax Federal & state , but they don't mention it isn't free. You still have to pay $25 to file. You just get to download one state return document for free... The same document the state is required to provide. Go figure. Turbo Tax is straight trash. Total scal

The Turbo Tax software is great! I've used Turbo Tax over 25 years and in my opinion, the biggest blunder you've made is removing It's Deductible.. The Duck software is more user friendly, but it should have been included as a standard part of Turbo Tax rather than having it available for an additional fee.

Step-be-step entry is very useful. User interface is nice. If necessary, I can jump to a specific topic or form easily. Product is updated with the latest Tax laws and is very accurate. There are hardly any bugs, and the software is updated routinely. This version meets my needs and complexity of the tax return.

I found a major problem with the RMD questions while filling out the 1099R. this must be addressed to avoid additional taxes being taken out. currently the only fix is to go into the form and enter the amounts for required and what was actually already distributed.

I've been using Turbo Tax Deluxe edition for many years. There is still an outstanding problem when you install the software on an external drive as I do every year to keep my tax information separate. I alter the installation path name and install successfully. The import function then finds my info from last year's return and works great. When I go to save my new return thought the path hasn't changed to this year's installation loction on the drive. I always find out when I'm ready to file. Unacceptable by now!

I'm very fond of TurboTax it works so well I've used it for several years and I really have no complaints I do not like the online version at all and I prefer to use the version that's downloaded to my computer every year it works well for me it always has and I do not want to change to the online version I wish you wouldn't keep trying to get me to do that every time I sign in

My state return was originally incorrect and needed to be updated. Also, they removed ItsDeductible from the software this year. Save yourself the money and go with a cheaper product, state e-File is cheaper elsewhere and the software costs half the price and you still get 5 federal returns. I was a customer for over 20 years, this is my last year.

I have had a good experience using the Turbo Tax product in past years. Once I got it downloaded (the website is always difficult to navigate and find my purchased product subscription) it always worked well. This year the experience was significantly degraded. 1. The loss of the "It's Deductible" tool is unacceptable. Frankly, it has been a big reason for my use of TurboTax in the past and the fact that it is discontinued will cause me to now do some comparison shopping. Secondly, the downloads of my 1099-R forms from Fidelity were missing a lot of information (address, city, state, zip code) and in some cases populated in Turbo Tax with my name rather than my husband's name. This necessitated a significant amount of review and correction. Third, the product required me to input charity addresses in some cases, even when the donations were less than $500. There was no rhyme or reason to this issue. Finally, it did not seem that the information drop downs were as informative this year as they have been in the past. E.g., I did not receive a 1099G from the state for my refund from last year because I used the standard deduction for my state return. TurboTax took me through a goat rope of questions before determining it was not a taxable refund, but never asked if I used a standard deduction on my STATE taxes. I also do not understand why you made me confirm at least three times that I did not want to use the on-line version. What is the deal with that?? Why would I want all of my tax information out there for access. It's nerve wracking enough to mail via the post office or submit on line. I do not understand why TurboTax/Intuit would push so hard for that. Overall, the product is just less satisfactory than in prior years, and I have been using TurboTax forever.

I was going to use the on-line version. However, it did not transfer all the data from my previous years returns. I would have to enter all the info from my various accounts, i.e. addresses, TINs, acc #s, etc. So, it was easier to switch back to the desktop version. If you are going to offer an on-line version there should be an option to transfer from previous desktop versions, ran into two problems with the the desktop version. First, after importing my data from Schwab, there was no way to return to my return from the import success screen. I finally had to enter the data manually. Second, at the end of the income section I was asked if I had any digital currency transactions. I replied Yes and hit continue, but the program then just went into the Deductions portion. No way to enter my transaction. It took a lot of digging to find how to enter the Form 1099-DA info as it was well hidden in the Wages and Income drop down.

I am experienced with the TurboTax software, now that I have completed year 5 of my tax returns, but I only wish you would have given me a heads up, either during the introduction or while I was completing my deductions, that my Senior write-off would be included at the end. When I printed out my tax form, I saw that the deduction was on a SR-1044 form.