I have used Turbo Tax for many years but this year I found something a little inaccurate. Once I e-filed and printed my tax return for my files I noticed that the 1040-ES payment voucher amounts were inaccurate. I owed the government $2,412 but the individual payment vouchers were $584 each for a total of $2,336 vice $2,412. A difference of $76. How is this possible? Other than this I have always enjoyed using Turbo Tax.

I like Turbo Tax - However Two Things: One, we had a required RMD distribution from an IRA and a second, non-required distribution from the same account - I felt the way that TT handled the pair was confusing as to how to designate which was the required RMD and which was an ordinary non-scheduled withdrawal. Secondly: I want to print a final copy of my 1040, including ES Payment Vouchers - However the only final copy T offers to print at the end of filing produces a "COPY - DO NOT FILE" watermark on the copies, including on the Voucher receipts I would use to mail in my quarterly ES tax payments. ???

I did not like that changes that were made with the state tax function. I use to be able to input my estimated payments in the interview. This year, that was not there. I had to go to forms and find it. Also, the program used to store my bank info instead of me having to type it in twice. It did not do that this year. Frustrating changes!

I have used TurboTax for years and never used a different product. I have encouraged everyone I know to use Turbo Tax. I will no longer do so because you no longer have ItsDeductible. I will look at using something different next year. I am so disappointed.

The software makes it easy to file taxes and I don't need to spend money on an accountant to do it for me. There were some changes this year to the software that made it a little more confusing entering 1099-B information. For employee stock RSUs, there was no Stock (Employee) option - just Stock (Non-Employee). I also felt like the entering of 1099-B information was not as straightforward this year as in years past.

I have used TurboTax for many years and have always found it to be accurate, efficient and most helpful in guiding me through any tax question or situation. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to feel confident about filing a complete return and maximizing a potential refund.

I have used Turbo Tax Deluxe for years. Solid product and mostly easy to use. This year seemed a little "clunkier" and due to ETrade/Morgan Stanley import I had to adjust so many things. That is not TurboTax's fault but I wish they had a better interface to find the discrepancies. It has been accurate for years. And the guidance is good if you use.

Overall I thnk the product is pretty good. It is pretty easy to use. I only had 1 issue regarding installation of an electrical charging station where it had an issue with the information I had provided and i had to repeat the input. otherwise it is good. The titles of some of your brokerages from previous years returns could be improved, cause it is difficult to determine which account is being referred to for brokerages that have multiple accounts under their umbrella.

TurboTax intentionally obfuscates the process, upcharges and upsells and every possible step, and forces its way into the tax paying process of millions of Americans every year unnecessarily. Tell your congress person loudly and often that the American consumer is being taken advantage of.

Everything was fine until I e-filed my federal tax return then returned to the app and updated the federal return with medical deductions and charitable contributions that would impact my state return but not the federal. When I tried to e-file my state return it was rejected because I chose not to e-file my federal return again. So the bottom line is that there isn't anyway to refuse to file the federal return. So now I've e-filed federal twice.