Generally good. I've been using it for years. But one issue is still murky - the entry of the IP PIN numbers. It should be clearer that if one needs to (has to) enter the IRS's IP PIN codes, it has to be done differently than in the 5-digit passcode fields. It's a shame that that (actually critical) detail, which caused rejection of the forms is not handled better.

It had some major holes in placing information we provided on the forms, (ex:1099-G) on the Schedule F. This caused a major shift in our refund (went from $5000 to $700). Fortunately, it was discovered in the review process. This work in previous years, but didn't this year. Makes me concerned that all was "caught".

Did not update the sections as I went along. I would "save" for the day and return to it, only to find that the refund amount was different. In addition, when I came back what I saved, it would take me to a form that didn't include all that I had finished the day before. I had to search for a copy of what I had actually finished, without any idea of where to find the most up-to-date form. It would turn out that there were multiple copies saved, rather than each save writing over what had been saved before to ensure that when I came back to it, there would be only one copy, the most recent.

problem dealing with To fix the "State/Local ID" error on the Carryover Worksheet in TurboTax 2025, switch to Forms Mode (desktop) or Tax Tools/Tools (online) to locate the Federal Carryover Worksheet. Explicitly enter "0" for any prior-year amount you know is zero, rather than leaving it blank, or delete and regenerate the worksheet entirely, as described in this JustAnswer post meed more edits in this area

The new version is relatively ok to work through, but I had major issues transmitting the forms. The TurboTax program locked up on my computer for hours. Finally had to call and ask for help. The agent I got was nice and super proficient, we finally decided to send the federal forms separately. I will send the state after the feds accept theirs. That is a pain in the butt, but it worked..

I save all my data throughout the year and start on Turbo Tax in December. I work on it, using the step-by-step process for the most part. This year I worked on inserting my data for 2 1/2 months. I always review every worksheet and form and print out copies of 'as filed' and all worksheets. 143 pages this year!

Every year I use TurboTax, and every year I'm disappointed by the lack of improvements and places where it obviously should be able to calculate or import information, and it just says "enter this yourself" . I also dislike the prodding to use the online product or pay extra for simple questions.

I am able to calculate my taxes myself using TurboTax.Have done so for several years. I now use the home-and-business version. The interface is pretty good; handy retrieval from prior year's return. Nice break-out bubbles for explanations in context, helpful on-line community, and easy access to purchase individual help. Didn't need that help this year, but last year the person was knowledgeable and courteous. I will use TurboTax again next year.

We have been TurboTax customers for several years. We find the services relatively straightforward and easy to use. If there are any concerns it is when you try to re-visit a particular area and want to update it. There are times when it is not entirely clear how to proceed.

turbo tax does not recognize the hotel pensions in California. The distribution codes for pensions are not explained or described. One has to research it outside of turbo tax. also, it is glitch. The USE Tax prompts errors. Terrible. Turbo Tax has gotten worse the past 3 years.