Your software concerning an IRA and a RMD has an error in it. The IRS states a total has to be taken. The is the amount from all IRAs added together. It does not matter how much you take out of each IRA, just as long as you take a total amount. Your program does not allow to take $ 0.00 out of any one of the IRA. This is wrong

It's Deductible has been removed, so Intuit is forcing you to go to a third party website to manage this information now. Some guidance seems very vague now... requires use of Google to clarify what I should do. More banners/popups than necessary trying to get you to purchase additional services or change from desktop to online version.

Unlike in prior years, the software failed multiple times while preparing my return. Twice it dumped all of the data and I had to start from scratch. Multiple additional times it crashed and had to restart. This AI editor of my review is also annoying.

It's Deductible! has been incredibly helpful for many years. It's a shame you chose to discontinue its availability. And it really doesn't make much sense - the values are still available on your system. You now make your user create their own spreadsheet to support their deduction. This is going backwards, TurboTax!

Technology and ability to navigate remained easy, but misleading prices. Advertised for being free to efile federal, that was not the case, it was an extra $40 at the end to file. Advertised to being free to efile one state, that was not the case, it was $25 with a $10 credit at the end to file. Also, advice is now $60.

We've been faithfully using TurboTax since the early 90's and have never regretted it. We enjoy the simplicity of the Q&A flow and never having to view any of the forms unless we wanted to. All entries we make during the interview process places our responses on to the correct forms and in their respective locations.

TurboTax Deluxe desktop did not correctly carry information from my imported Fidelity Form 1099-R entries onto Form 1040, and I had to manually review and correct how the amounts were flowing to lines 4a and 4b. For software that imported the forms automatically, I should not have had to inspect the underlying IRS forms and manually edit entries just to make sure the return was being reported correctly.

I have used Turbo Tax for many years and this has been by far the worse. Bugs go unfixed and error appear with no direction on how to fix. It is not something I would recommend to anyone. I am a CPA so I know the forms and know they are correctly filled but cannot imagine an average person relying on it with blatant bugs and errors that could lead to audit. I suspect these bugs go unfixed so audits occur and TurboTax can sell audit protection. Pretty pathetic. Not sure I will be using it next year.

TurboTax is good and helpful. I've used it over 20 years. I've never encountered an issue with the IRS. I'll buy it again next year. There are just a couple of quirks I've noticed. Sometimes when launching TurboTax (same is true for Quicken), it will initially indicate launch, but then quickly disappear. I have to re-launch the product to be able to use it. This has been an ongoing issue. For the MI Homestead Property Tax credit, both last year and this year, I answer the questions accurately which includes providing both monthly rent and pro-rated property tax, and in the review, the software complains about entering the property tax with the rent entered, but if you remove the property tax, it complains that it is missing. This puts me in a circular error condition.

Awful. I pay for TurboTax to be correct. Having to file an ammended return (along with $600) because TurboTax can't keep up with tax law (Georgia SALT limitation) is unforgivable. I will have zero confidence in my returns going forward, so I probably need to look for new tax software.