I've always liked Turbo Tax. It's fairly easy to use but I think the printing and pdf saving sections could be better explained. Sometimes it's hard to anticipate whether or not to Continue and if you will have another opportunity to print and save.

It's a useful tool - importing stock data is awesome albeit sometimes the accuracy is suspect. But a few things are annoying enough to mention, namely, no automatic software updates on Mac OS; second is having to click through embedded ads for "expert" tax advice and dozens of other questions simply to check an input. Getting directly to an input is a real pain. The ability to print specific forms is dysfunctional - you should be able to print from any form instead of having to wade through hundreds of pages deselecting hundreds of pages. Been using TT for 35+ years and will say that the last few years make me want to look at other products. Ok, wasted enough time on this comment when I'm not getting paid for it.

1. Forced to use Win11, even with a fully patched and updated version of Win10 2. Print driver for Win11 sucks. No option for double-sided printing 3. After TRIPLE checking my returns, at the very end when I am submitting the return, then it finds THREE real mistakes.

It had the right amount of helpful hints to populate the required entries. However, some nomenclatures remain the need of an accounting professional to interpret and the understanding in placing the correct field value. As much as one of the most relevant tax filing software. There's still room to make it better.

Been using Turbo Tax since 1995. First time I had an ID PIN. I do not recall ever getting an opportunity to enter the PIN. Submitted the returns and both Fed and State were rejected because no ID PIN was supplied. You need to do a better job asking if someone has an ID PIN so it can be entered before submitting the returns and subsequently getting them rejected.

We have used Turbotax for decades. The program isn't quite as easy to use as it used to be, but we continue to like and use the desktop product. Certainly no comparison to trying to do this manually, as we have a lot of deductions and other credits. I feel confident knowing I don't have to check my own math with the calculations being done for us.

It is so much easier and faster to complete tax returns using TurboTax software. I appreciate being able to keep an electronic version of the file for my records. The returns look professional because they are neat and orderly. Plus, there is peace-of-mind e-filing due to the process that keeps track of the return's status. In the old days, we would hope and pray everything was correct and the envelope would arrive safely when the returns were sent via snail mail. I like the options for professional help and an audit defense too.

TurboTax Premier should offer more detailed advice on topics such as how to determine RMDs, whether RMDs are even required for defined-benefit pensions, how to deal with the foreign dividend tax, etc. Also, it would help a lot to include an introductory set of questions about whether the hassle of itemizing deductions is worth it. This would have saved me a couple of hours of data entry this year and last. And I live in a state with no income tax, so all of that is a waste of time.

Previous donation valuation tool was much more efficient and helpful. The current tool just released (late in the tax filing season) seem to be the same tool (same item descriptions) but made MUCH less user friendly. Big disappointment. Wound up opening last year's tool and hand transferring the data.

TT seems as good as ever. I recognize the need to increase your market by offering direct support, although I find it unnecessary. I am disappointed that having used the Deluxe version for many years that you could not handle my return this year without charging me another $35 for the Premium version.