The right mouse key does not bring up the "paste" menu. You should incorporate normal windows functions into your program. To paste a value into a turbo tax entry I have to use CTRL V on the keyboard. Very old school and makes your program appear clunky.

My experience with the actual filing was very smooth. However, Turbo Tax did not have the 2025 version available until 2026. I usually do a pro forma exercise in December to determine any final actions and what sources of my investment funds to use for my living expenses. I was unable to do this and it created more work and led to unexpected results this year.

1. When I want to save my 2025 PDF tax returns, TurboTax keeps sending me to my 2023 tax folder even though I change it to 2025 every time. 2. When I use the PDF Fill & Sign option on my PA PDF return to enter the date, the "SELF-PREPARED" text turns to garbage (it looks like Arabic text).

your payment process for State return is the most ridiculous process on earth. every year I have to deal with it. Then I create a refund on Federal to cover it and you charge $40 processing. No way to get from turbo tax program to intuit to pay the state fee. it opens a form that you cannot navigate from! I will not use turbotax again.

My wife and I have jobs and we get 2 W-2s and that's about it - so answering and following the questions here is pretty simple... just give your self 1 hour per day to do your taxes as I recommend that you read and answer every question... if you want to do it in one shot, it will take you about 3 hours.

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 Turbo Tax for many years using the "Guide Me" questions every time. This gives me the confidence to complete my return correctly. I do not have a complicated tax return, but I feel that I have done a good job in my entries getting me the best results possible.

After downloading the "Updates", the program would not advance until I closed the program and then restarted. Almost like for computer software updates that require a restart before they work. It would be nice if TurboTax would tell us to restart after the "Updates".

Not as intuitive and more difficult navigation than prior years. I think the tax rules that Intuit lobbies so hard for may have started to flummox their coders. Way too many pitches to add this or that additional cost service. Updates do not install seamlessly. Sometimes TT just shuts down without updating. Sometimes it updates and shuts down. Rarely does it it update and restart. I also had an issue with downloading a 1099 from a financial institution that has worked fine for years. Might be them, but TT doesn't give you any guidance on how to handle the situation. Like most products these days, seems to be a case of 'provide the minimum, charge the maximum'.

TurboTax is an excellent product that has evolved in feature/functionality and price over the years. It continues to be the frontrunner of all these type applications that I have attempted to use in prior years. I enjoy using TurboTax because I don't feel like I need to be an accountant to understand the terminology used to address the information the software needs. Keep up the excellent work going forward. One note for you of an error. When TurboTax updated the software during initial startup, the message displayed that TurboTax would automatically restart. IT DID NOT RESTART!