I've used Turbo Tax for many years and find it a competent tax prep program. It has made some changes over the last couple of years...some good...some not so good. I like that I can download my information from the previous year's file so I don't have to reenter my personal information again.

Bought Turbo tax online and bought state return option because I sold real estate in NC even though I live in Florida. After entering all info and ready to file state of NC required return Turbo Tax tells me Florida does not require a state return which I know but no way to prepare the NC return. When you charge for a state return you should make clear that only applies to home state. I paid for something I did not get.

It was a bit confusing when efilie both h the Fed 1040 and CA 540 income tax returns. I saved the forms in one file. Does Turbo Tax only send the IRS the IRS forms, or did they transmit my Federal and Cal forms to the the IRS? Also do I receive a second confirmation showing when the Fed and Cal Tax returns were sent to both taxing agencies?

It is more important than ever to check every line of your forms and understand what and if bad calculations were added. Intuit won't be paying your interest and penalties when they screw up. And they seem to do that more and more in unexplainable ways. If I didn't have years of taxes done in this format, I don't know if I would keep using it. At some point it probably makes more sense to just outsource this.

I have been using TurboTax for doing my taxes for decades. The only request I have would be to update the software so I can import my Form 1065 K1/K3 automatically. It has been something I have wnatedd for a loong time. Last year when I called a tax representative, I was told that they do not wok on Form 1065 K1/K3 at all so I had to do this myself. I did the work and have filed my taxes for 2025 but it wold be nice if that for and all other forms of a K-1 could be processed autmatically.

I was disappointed this year. I've used Turbo Tax for years and never had a problem This year, importing from my brokerage account was difficult. I paid for a Turbo Tax consultation and Alicia answered all my questions and helped resolve my issues. At one point, the Turbo Tax screen froze up (on a new laptop) and I had to do a hard shut down and restart. At the end, it kept pointing out "errors" which I fixed, but it continued pointing out the "errors." It was frustrating!

Never again. Almost twenty hours to plug in info from nine pages. That means ONE number from nine pages. Too many times, the instruction was not clear and I had to guess what was meant. You can't do an idiot check with people who work the system. They know what you mean even if it's not clear to the average person. I used to work these products, Automated Systems, so I think I have input.

I most needed turbo tax early, - end of December till 15 Jan 2026 - in order to determine my tax liability for lump sum distribution of Social Security. Turbo Tax was not updated for key interfaces until end of January 2026. But the Federal Tax IRS information was also not complete as late as Jan 21, 2026 for IRA Distributions. Turbo Tax would not allow partial inputs for key elements in attempting to manage my liabilities for 2025. I framed my taxes manually early January in order to pay 4th quarter Tax payments. Early April, I returned to Turbo Tax and updated to finalize tax filing for 2025. The software hung up on the previous inputs accomplished in January. I completed my taxes manually. After complete, I started Turbo Tax over with a new file and it worked smooth. Generally the flow was good, with notes, recommendations, and explanations. Not having the forms available during the program made it difficult to follow some of the instructions. Bottom-line, Turbo Tax provided a good backup to my manually prepared forms.

Entering Charitable items was a pain this year! It was easier in past years. Also didn't like the wording Turbo tax used on TABOR refund. I was unclear about whether or not I got the Tabor refund I was due. TABOR is known as the taxpayer bill of rights in Colorado.

Been using Turbo Tax since 1995. First time I had an ID PIN. I do not recall ever getting an opportunity to enter the PIN. Submitted the returns and both Fed and State were rejected because no ID PIN was supplied. You need to do a better job asking if someone has an ID PIN so it can be entered before submitting the returns and subsequently getting them rejected.