This is why I am not very happy with TurboTax. Very much annoying questions concerning a survey and if I got support from them. I think things were accurate and it was not too bad. Plenty of features with the new tax laws. Good interface with imports and such. Seems compatible with all. This is very annoying that we hav o ove all this stuff for your silly survey.

I'm hoping the accuracy is excellent and you will certainly hear from me if it is not. I tried the online feature first, but did not realize that I wouldn't be able to use it for my MIL and my daughter's taxes. That made me cranky. I went back to downloading it, which I found easier to use anyway. I clicked on a radio button for W4 or estimated taxes, but it wouldn't let me turn it off. Yuck.

I want to enter data myself, not pull from institutions. on the laptop that means scroll down, pick enter myself for every number entered. two extra steps for each financial piece of information. tedious. direct pick for entering numbers would be nice. i prefer to efile feds and mail state. yes to save money. to get to state print i have to go thru a step saying i want to paper submit my fed taxes (after i have already efiled feds). not clear. not intuitive. need a direct or better explained way to get to state paper submission

Both last year and this year, when I submitted my Federal tax return with TurboTax, I was notified from the IRS that my return was Rejected. I had to physically go into Deductions & Credits and under Affordable Care Act (Form 1095-A) fill in the information that was required. Then refile my return with the IRS. TurboTax should be prompting me for this information as I had already listed that I had a Form 1095-A. Hopefully this can be fixed for upcoming years.

Turbo Tax Premier needs to be able to incorporate additional items from broker statements such as Foreign taxes paid/accrued by country and tax-exempt income by state. I should not have to input these items manually. SDIT tax return for Ohio does not properly pick up Ohio income!

Experience is very good, and improves each year - with the inclusion of more links to instructions for unusual circumstances. I know it may not be fully in your control, but I do find the explanations for accurately completing the state-level tax returns (mine is CT) is still lacking. I have to download and read the state's published instructions, as a lot of the "questions" posed by the software don't have explanations that clearly identify what should/should not be included or adjusted on the return.

The HSA section needs a bit of help. I am on a family plan, and it only wants to know my contribution and if I also made contribution to my wife's HSA. By ignoring it an starting from scratch rather than try and import my return from last year, I was able to get it to work without telling my that I overpayed and I either need to withdraw or get charged 6%. I also have an under 25 son non dependent that is on the HSA plan, which I am guessing is what might have been causing some of the problems.

Had a lot of trouble with Turbo Tax this year. Could not enter our 1099-Rs. That feature seemed to be frozen. I noticed other filers were complaining about the same thing. Also, we couldn't file because of missing updates. Why aren't updates automatically downloaded? Or at least a notification that updates were available, which is the usual procedure. Also, what if I had filed before these updates were available? Wouldn't my return be inaccurate if these updates were not included? Turbo Tax seemed unprepared this year.

I read that top of the line computers with 64bit and the ESU could use windows 10. I cannot load win 11 on my hp zbook because there are too many possibilities I will lose old outlook email program and emails, and there is a chance of file loss. I had to buy a new computer to file so now i have two hp zbooks. very expensive. I will have to wait to see if irs accepts my filing and does not find any errors. It can take months because the irs does not notify filers of approval. I just have to wait months to see if they send me a letter. If I dont get a letter I will be happy and then I can rate TT

TTax was great for the Federal Return, but became very difficult at the end of the state return. I had state tax due but was not required to pay a penalty. Nevertheless, TTax insisted that I fill out a form 2210AL worksheet even though the worksheet said I did not need to submit a 2210AL form. It kept asking me questions for which I did not have an answer. So, I just put $0 in all those questions to finally get out of the worksheet. This caused hours of additional work because I was trying to find answers to the questions it kept asking.