I've been using Turbo Tax for many years and it hasn't let me down yet! It's always great with support and accurate! I love its compatibility with so many outside sources so I can download items instead of having to type them in every time. Overall with Turbo Tax features and interface capabilities it saves me a lot of extra work so yes I love it.

Changing the look-and-feel of the product from last year to this year made it a little awkward for me, since I am used to a particular look-and-feel. I also could not find the non-cash charitable contribution valuation guide that was previously in the program.

Not a good impression Step 1 - We'll read you tax return from turbotax last year and get your AGI. It said I made $29 MILLION dollars!!!! Step 2 - Download my W-2, errors, didn't read data in some of the boxes with values Manually enter the majority of data - data connections for my banks did not exist and if they did, you had to triple check the accuracy, Issues with foreign tax credit forms not being autopoulated correctly - prevented me from filing my taxes...UGH!!!!!! It's a step backwards. TT use to be a great product. H&R Block app next year

For the last 2 years the software has not been able to locate the previous years version on my iMac. Also, it is not clear when your work has been saved and there is no clear save tab. There is also difficulty downloading financial institution data (Fidelity) forcing me to enter manually.

TurboTax needs to develop features to allow users to perform tax planning estimates with next tax year. For example, I use last year's tax edition 2024 to prepare tax planning estimates for tax year 2025. TurboTax is excellent for next year tax planning, but needs to provide next year calendar dates for estimated taxes with options to update other calendar sensitive dates in current year edition for planning next year edition.

Between the IRS and Congress I guess that TT did about as well as could be expected, but a Friggin 56 PAGE BOOK is beyond ridiculous. Howsomeever, your AI handling of my 1099-B saved the day. That "investment" stuff is so far above my pay grade that I would have never made the 15 April deadline without hiring an accountant. Now that I have learned how to tweak the navigation around multiple 1099's on a single property, I'll probably use TT again next year.

Using MAC desktop version. Interface very poor. No automatic continuation from one session to the next. App seems not to recognize that a return is in process session to session. Printing options and process is not useful. The ability to select individual forms to print is inhibited by the size of the "form" selection window.. All in all, the Mac version is a poor implementation of the application. Sad that the Windows version will now only run on Windows 11. Really sad that I'll have to purchase a new computer just to run Turbotax. This may be my final year to use the app.

I had a little trouble with the program not putting my wife's RMD info in correctly. It kept showing it as an early withdrawal from her IRA, which was not true. I had to go back in twice to fix it. If I didn't fix it, we were going to owe 25% tax on the RMD. Otherwise it worked out and I will continue to use the software.

Turbo is usually great, however this year the import process had a bit of a security issue. I understand this can happen and things change but turbo tax should have posted a solution to fix security hang up. Instead they recommended manual entry of transactions. Solution is to reset permissions to access local network.

turbo tax was giving me an error for data i put into my 1099r box 18. it was telling me that the data was to long for the box yet i was putting in the information provided on the form. Turbo tax would not submit my return unless i removed the info. Now there may be a discrepancy between the 1099 they receive and the one i submitted.