I always use Turbotax. This year's software has worked out the problems with the 403B retirement issues, etc. I was very happy with this year's software. Everything was perfect.

I have a 4K monitor & I spent more time than I've ever spent before adjusting forms and dialogs between 100% & 200%, and then even having to use Magnifier to see the help & tips clearly. Get that fixed or I'm switching to tax software that works.

From the ease of use to having to speak to an Agent (just once) in twenty years, you can't go wrong. I will until the day I can no longer file, use Turbo Tax :)

There is a bug in the system that kept dropping my household status and messing up my returns. It took my a bit of time to figure this out and how to work around it.

This was a horrific experience. The UI is an abomination. It seemed to just unilaterally change my totals even when I hadn't made any changes. I had to start over and redo my returns several times and I never got the same final number twice.

This year I did not need the help of a tax expert because last year I was thoroughly educated by a very qualified and patient tax expert, her instruction created the foundation for helping me do this year's taxes with out difficulty.

I find it aggravating when it makes you go through so many steps to get to simple answers. And repeats it again and again. I don't like the new format for interest and dividend income.

The Federal section is okay. The state sections, however, you need to know what you are doing because the federal information does not always get carried over to the state form. State E filing fee is ridiculously high.

It was a challenge at first but over the 10 years I have grown into its simplicity of learning taxes and how easy it can be to do it yourself. I understand my life better. thank you

Quick and accurate and fairly easy as long as you have all your information. I think for the third time in a row it didn't prompt me to enter 1095-A info and return rejected