I do not have the option to refuse audit defense. This railroading has me going to a different tax software of provider in the future. As it is I have to file a paper return because you have me locked up in a never ending circle of purchasing your stupid support. I know AI will ignore this and you don't even respond to anyone asking these questions. Your support on how to refuse the audit defense is not accurate and it's a scam.

It was difficult for me to manually enter a 1099-R form that could not be imported. I would have preferred to automatically be shown the forms that were downloaded. As it was I had to hunt around to be able to find this information. that was a HUGE drawback to this year's software.

I've been a Turbo Tax Premier user for many years. I like Turbo Tax Premier but it makes absolutely no sense to me why Turbo Tax has to pop up a menu asking for my opinion right in the middle of filing. I have no idea why anyone thinks that is a good idea. Let me finish filing my return and then ask for my opinion.

(1) I think TurboTax should be easier to enter qualified foreign dividends by asking it for each mutual fund as mutual fund information is entered (vs. the way it currently works by asking for the overall amount during error checking), (2) currently TurboTax just includes the total carryover of IRA basis -- it would be helpful to also include the carryover by year generated to facilitate proofing; (3) it would be helpful to offer additional flexible options on the step-by-step screen for estimated taxes. In addition to rounding up by $10 or $100, it would be helpful to round up by an additional amount just in case an IRS adjustment would potentially cause an underpayment penalty. Currently, the user needs to go to the forms and override the amount, and then the amount in the instructions differs from the amount on the quarterly forms; (4) For K-1s that have different income types, rather than having to create a new K-1 set for each type, it would be much more straight forward to enter the info on just one K-1 group; (5) it would be helpful if TurboTax would track the tax basis (including the amount that each line in the K-1 affects basis, by year) of K-1-type investments like partnerships

No more Its Deductible included with the software -- terrible decision -- makes logging charitable contributions incredibly difficult and time consuming. Would not recommend Turbotax if this is not fixed.No more Its Deductible included with the software -- terrible decision -- makes logging charitable contributions incredibly difficult and time consuming. Would not recommend Turbotax if this is not fixed.

Having used TT in the past, nothing seems much different. Although the detail was almost excessive, I understand that I must wade thru all of that because it does apply to some people. Although I really don't understand the need for the driver's license info if a state return is not being filed.

TurboTax is a great tool to handle taxes individually and applies a lot of hidden rules and credits. I drop a point though as 1) I needed two different version to handle my multi member partnership and individual taxes 2) I had a lot of manual work and did a lot of investigation to handle my home that is transitioned to rental mid year. Software although says rental feature, could not break the interest and expenses in both by giving it a date of separation. It also could not correctly calculate my primary home deduction rate (my loan is higher than 750K limit and can not claim all the primary interest and points.

Had a real struggle with the K-1 form that had a note on it that 20z was being used as a Statement A.Turbo Tax program didn't know how to handle that and kept telling me I had to get a form that TT didn't have and attach it. When I put the question to the AI on the website, I got directions that solved that issue but it took several weeks to find the AI. I wrote several questions on various places on the website but never got responses. I think Intuit has a lot of work to do on customer support. I've been using TT for years but this year I almost decided it was too big a pain and too remote to continue using it.

It was very inconvenient & frustrating to not being able to connect & import data from financial institutions like Charles Schwab. This has worked with no issues in the past but was not able to get it to work this time & I have heard that others have ran into the same issue.

Turbotax prompted me that I had overfunded my HSA account and that I would be penalized 6% if I did not withdraw funds. I did so only to find out that I had in fact, it was not overfunded. To get this resolved, I had to take a lot of time contact my HSA admin and pay $60 for tax advice on Inuit to get this resolved even though it was it was Intuit's mistake. Turns out this prompt may have been generated from some interview about last year's taxes that I was unable to go back and see or correct. Not happy about all this.