TT hit a "snag" after removing IRA contribution. I was unable to resolve the snag, yet I was able to complete the return (passed final checks). Net result: higher AGI and lower tax (despite no change in filing status) - seems highly suspicious. I captured pdfs before/after snag to prove it.

TT had problems downloading and incorporating the Schwab 1099 composite and it took extra time for me to figure out what was missing and where. it worked much better last year (2024). Also had difficulty adding a depreciation able asset to my rental property.. Additionally i think TT should have done a better job with the Wisconsin tax form. Caused confusion.

I feel Turbotax Premier covers all the issues well and calculates accurately, as far as I know. I have not experienced a problem or audit due to erroneous calculations on their part, only on my part. I feel confident that i have prepared an excellent return using Turbotax Premier.

Two problems with the filing this year (2026): 1) When in the section regarding RMD's not withdrawn from an IRA account, it refers to "last year". I had to call your people to get a definition of "last year" (i.e. 2025 vs 2024). This should be corrected. 2) After filing (but not paying) electronically, I was told I had to ALSO mail in my return. Very confusing. This instruction should be corrected to say that I have to mail certain forms (in this case, just the payment vouchers). You guys still have the best program out there. Keep up the good work!

Still salty about last year's bait-and-switch on filing fees, and the behind-the-scenes mistreatment of an IRA payout which required amending a filed return. (I don't ever want to go through that again). At least I knew not to believe the "offer" this year, but then I ran into year's big surprise which was the loss of access to prior years' Turbo Tax return file data, making it necessary to re-input a bunch of stuff by hand. Sure feels like the whole operation is geared towards discouraging people like me from using desktop PC software, which continues to decline in quality and usability. Intuit doesn't get it--I will NOT have my personal information stored on someone else's computer, so I will NOT use the online version. EVER. Which means I've been scouting for alternatives, and given that I had to input everything from scratch this year anyway, I figure the barrier to taking up a competitive offer from another tax system provider just went to zero. Total bummer after decades of being a customer. Oh well.

Very good experience, as usual. A couple of points of confusion: * A 1099-R form was included that was not needed this year (was used last year). Software insisted that fields needed to be filled in. It was tedious to find a way to delete the form. * The offer for Turbo Tax Advantage was confusing. Software went to accounts web page. Not clear what to do next.

The 2025 version of Turbo Tax was the buggiest version I have ever used. It was a good thing I have been a loyal user for over a decade because I know when it skipping something so I was able to click around and find the spot to enter the information I needed to enter. I didn't like that it needed windows 11 if that is a requirement I will be going with a different software. I've used Turbo Tax for almost 20 years but this might be the last year. I will not be recommending Turbo tax to any one this year.

The HSA section was clunky and a bit circular, because I spent HSA dollars from a previous year (disbursement), but did not have an HDHP and did not contribute to an HSA in the 2025 tax year. Still, the main checklist kept prompting me to complete the section, even though I had done so. It was also not clear where some capital gains distributions were coming from or being captured. Finally, it would be very helpful if there was a printed summary page of charitable contributions, rather than multiple pages for each charity. I feel like this used to exist, but no more ... and that's cumbersome. As a DC resident (taxation without representation), it would have been helpful if there were more guidance on issues pertaining to OBBBA conformity (or nonconformity).

i kept getting an error that I could not file my return. I finally asked an expert for help. It turns out that I had some complicated problems with the reporting on my municipal bond portfolio from Bank of America. She worked for over an hour and helped me fill out the pages correctly. At the end, we filed my return and I was so happy with her.

overall ok. I was frustrated on how to report the backdoor roth conversion. Had to spend a lot of time on this. In addition, i had to spend a lot of time on the double tax reporting from sales of NQSOs shown in and also box 12V in W2 and reconciling with 1099-B