Very good product, but has some rough edges that would benefit from some refinement. Entering K1 info is cumbersome and can be confusing. Additional guidance would be helpful for K1s for those not well versed. Also, it would be EXTREMELY helpful if the "what you need to mail" section of the filing instructions would list the attachments required by the state being filed instead of the lazy tagline of "along with any required attachments."

Had our taxes done by a tax professional for decades. When we started getting less back, less schedules needed but not purged from the previous years and the price going up, spending hundreds of dollars, my friend encouraged me to use Turbo Tax. I have no tax prep or financial background. However, I was amazed at the ease of use! It guides you through everything, then checks and double checks your filing for errors. If you have questions, they even offer support options. I would absolutely recommend Turbo Tax.

Not focused at all for foreign based people with no W2, rental income in the USA left behind, stocks (with foreign withholding pecularities) and other very common but confusing situations. There is really no good slution for the millions fo folks abroad and it does not really get better as the years move on.

I"ve used Turbotax for probably 20+ years. This time in small print, it requires Windows 11(which I can't use on my prior laptop W-10), so I needed to switch to my newer laptop that is also Windows 10, (but at least I could upgrade to W-11). Then after starting my return on Turbotax, the screen background is BLACK, WHICH MADE IT EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO SEE. From going to help desk, I see this is an INTUIT TURBOTAX issue. It sucks.....

I have used Turbo Tax for years to file taxes for myself and my mother's rental properties. The software is so user friendly and helpful. I will never go back to paper and pencil or a tax service that charged me too much for something the is so easy to do.

I have used Turbo Tax for at least 10 years, and up until this last year, the interface was virtually the same. This year the interface changed requiring me to search more than in the past. Also, losing the 'It's Deductible' reference was significant. It forced me to create another methodology to calculate the donation deduction. Please bring that back if possible.

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.

I am generally satisfied with TurboTax and prefer the desktop version to the online version. My main issue is related to importing 1099 data from brokerages. If you are expecting multiple 1099s from the same broker and you can't download all of them initially due to unavailability of some of them, then later on when you are able to download the remaining 1099(s) from that broker, even if you only select the missing one(s), TurboTax will still insist on downloading all 1099s from that brokerage (even if you don't check all the boxes) and any manual data for the existing 1099s you entered will be lost and have to be reentered. I don't recall this being the case in previous years. I would prefer the option to not automatically download unchecked items when you revisit a brokerage.

this year I had a trouble with the updates. Don't know weather its Windows 11 or you, the updates took forever to complete. one night i went to bed and in the morning the update had a error message. so I updated again and it went thru. Had to ask ChatGPT how to enter my IP pin, I used the desktop version.

Many of the instruction use three letter acronyms that I don't understand. T-Tax made some errors that I had to correct. Why is that? The import function is clumsy and not useful. I should not have to import through the Intuit website. Why can I import form my financial institution as T-Tax had done previously