Pretty nice software though sometimes info carried over from prior years doesn't fit right in. As in a 1099 Int form, if TurboTax can't link to the company to download the form you need to manually enter the info. Even if you entered that 1099 Int form from that company in prior years it is still a manual entry.

Generally easy to follow. Good explanations provided. Note: I tried to use the online version and after being asked for my name, address and SS# three times I bailed. However, when I sign into my account, my initial entries are still there and I can't find any way to delete them.

We could not enter our credit card no. to pay for our state filing. Your software did not allow us to enlarge the screen to fill in necessary boxes, namely our card's expiration date. We were forced to have the fee deducted from our refund which we did not want to do.

This year I did the Premier version still using most of the Forms from last year. The interview process did not check correctly for double form entries transfers and seem to forget that a 1099-R was taxable which I corrected. IRA withdraw showed in 1040 no tax taken out and BOX 7 option 7 selected didn't really fix that until you go to 1099-R manually goto "Verify Box 7 Dist. Code" and review the options and select A4 in my case else the Turbo TAX totally misses this review ck from what I experience. For ADU Labor/Material deductions I never could figure which form to use so I ended up putting it on Schedule C since this was to be used for support services. Section 179 and 1065 all that is confusing for that sort of tax deduction.

I had a terrible time this year for the first time in many years. I had three state returns and was charged $25 each. I thought I was supposed to get one state free. I did my son's Federal return for the State of Washington. Turbotax got confused. It said no Washington State return was needed but insisted I fill out a State Return. There was no form to fill out. I have a feeling the return will be rejected.

Straightforward to go through. Intuitive and eas to use. Seems accurate (though, how would I really know?). Would be nice if the new senior deductions were shown explicitly, to see if I qualified for the max amount or if I'm in the phase-out range.

Have used Turbo Tax for many years. This software update was more complicated with online information to be received and did not have capital gains identified separately on the wages and income summary. You had to dig down to determine if the capital gains entered were accurate. Previous versions had a separate line item specifically identified for capital gains.

all went well, but do not like the Interest Dividend and Investment approach this year. While the accounts are organized by bank, that accounts do not show an account number, only a total value. It would be nice to have an account number or reference number to to use for referencing each individual entry, rather than $ value. Also payment for the $35 electronic submission does not allow credit card months greater than 9 to be used on windows desktop version.

I'm doing multi-state filing using the software, and was very confused as the software made me choose the resident/non-resident option when other AI tools were telling me to choose partial resident filing due to my partial existence between different states. That led me to pay extra for possible defense and confirmation, but software itself gave me little confidence while navigating

Four stars given instead of five because had issue with update download requiring expert help form Intuit. Also down load of tax forms encourage using preparing taxes on line instead of using desktop. I did not like the online preparation, therefore, switching to the desktop format I find up better and easier to use.