It is easy to use and intuitive, except that there are some improvements that I would suggest: Make home office deductions for partners easier to use and track and deduct from self employment income. Note that generally, partners who receive a K-1 do not file a Schedule C. QBI income and deductions should not require manual calculations.

I tried the online version of TurboTax, but there was a problem with the OH state version that caused my return to be rejected. I was told that a "fix" had been identified, and that I needed to wait until 3/19 to fix my return. Unfortunately the fix didn't address my issue. I was forced to revert to the desktop version, and mail my state return.

Very good, however, the first time I used the 2025 Premier turbo tax version, it didn't lead me to the Form only part right away. I had a hard time preparing other taxes for my family and friends. It appeared the 2025 turbo tax was only limited to my taxes. I didn't purchased t the software to do only my taxes, it was for me, my family and friends.

So pleased with the guidance, feedback and help that TT provides!! I have used it for decades. Excellent quality. I do recommend a longer timeframe for compatibility with Apple products. I've had to buy several new laptops during the decades to be able to use TT app.

I did have trouble transferring info from last years return and the person who answered the phone was helpful. It turned out all I needed to do was restart my computer. Please do not discontinue the desktop version of TurboTax. I am more adept at using the forms than the Q&A format.

This is great, particularly with the questions/reminders to direct me to things I may have forgotten or just not aware of. However, FYI I did encounter a situation where the software counted an income item twice because it imported the document twice. I was able to correct it by deleting one of the copies that wasn't actually complete with address info missing. But this is why I use the desktop version because you can delve into the deepest details which is helpful. Had this happened with the online version, I imagine I could have missed it, or could have had a struggle trying to call Turbo Tax for assistance to have it corrected.

You failed to alert the tax preparer that there were additional costs associated with handling the refund until the end. Further, you sent a text message telling us that the Federal filing was rejected but didn't tell us why. Was the taxes package sent and who rejected them? We completed them according to program instructions. This is about 6th year we have used Turbotax and maybe the last.

Generally positive. Two negatives: 1. When filling out information about our teacher's retirement, which we have been receiving on monthly basis for thirty years, questions about MRD are impossible to answer and seem irrelevant, as we have no input in how much we receive. 2. We have three IRAs, one of them an inherited IRA. For one traditional IRA I was asked the Dec. 31 balance, but was not asked this for the other two and couldn't find anywhere to enter it. Inconsistency makes me nervous and feel this may be a bug.

I've used TurboTax for at least 30 years. It has changed very litte. It's still ponderously slow, cumbersome to use. The interface is little changed from five years ago. Only the barest changes to the interface seem to be made, nothing to improve the performance or user experience. Installation is incredibly slow.

The overall impression is that TurboTax doesn't care about improving the user experience and is more intent on extracting more money from its users. Clunky interface. Duplicate information needed too often State product is poor - very basic information/help is provided on what is required for particular boxes. seems poorly integrated with federal I couldn't file electronically because TT can't cope with a foreign pension. I'll be looking for alternatives next year