It's like the product is designed to be just complicated enough to tempt the user to pay more to pay for live support. I hate all of the ads and offers to buy additional services. I feel like I am being ripped off while filing my taxes, which makes the whole thing worse.

There were 2 glaring errors on the Idaho State Form 40 - Line 16 did not reflect the correct Standard Deduction amount. Line 18 did not reflect any amount, and should have included the deduction for qualified overtime and the $6000 Senior credit from the OBBBA

Not auto-filling the State of Colorado portion of federal adjustments I understand. Not providing enough information to help me figure out what goes there I consider a major fail on your side. When I did figure it out, I realized I had been missing this important deduction for many years. So far, catching it saved me $132 this year and amending 2023 to recover $62 overpaid to the state of CO. I have zero state tax owed and it's $25 to do a state efile. I told turbo tax I wanted to mail. Upon printing your program insisted that I DID efile and gave appropriate instructions for efile, NOT the instructions I needed (to mail). That actually took an unnecessary bit of time to figure out. FAIL

The main reason I have for using Turbo Tax is that it imports tax forms from Fidelity. Otherwise it's a bit more expensive and not that much different from other software I've used like Block and TaxAct. The support people required a substantial wait and were a bit difficult for me to understand - accent / phone noise. Importing tax data from Fidelity and banks had a few glitches, but worked well enough after a few tries. A little disappointed in the info offered after filing - no comparision with others and few useful suggestions for next year. I used the desktop version up til now, but the on-line version seems like the way to go in the future... no updates to wait through and more questions and hopefully info.

We were unable to import dividend and interest data from our financial institution, Merrill Lynch, into the TurboTax software, spent more than 2 hours with TurboTax technical assistance and were still not able to resolve the problem. Also, we were unable to exclude the AZ tax exempt municipal interest on line 15 of the AZ state Form 140, Resident Personal Income Tax Return, from the total tax exempt interest reported on line 2a of the federal 1040-SR, US Income Tax Return for Seniors.

Like past year is TurboTax is a necessary evil. User interface is very 1995 and the questions are not clear at times, especially for things like partnerships. I would give the offer for a C rating. I can only hope someone comes up with a better product in the future so I don't have to keep buying this every year.

TurboTax is terrific (I've been using since '82-82). It is fast, accurate and easy to update with changes. It may be a large part of why I've never been audited. All of the live tax support personnel have been patient and easy to work with (plus they were polite, professional, knowledgeable and focused).

I was not as impressed as former years. It was more difficult to process my taxes. I've been doing my own taxes my entire life and have been using your tax program since your inception. I cannot print my state and federal separately without having to go through the entire forms to find them. Very disappointing, especially the fees taken out of my Federal refund.

I have been a user of Turbo Tax for many years and this year has been a very bad experience. Very riddled with errors. Especially when dealing with 529 distributions. Was not worth the price I paid for the software and I will more than likely move to another poduct.

Pay for the product and get bombarded with ads for more product, then you still make me go back to prior years to fill in data when you should be able to either pull it or at least link me directly to prior year forms. What is the point buying this software. Even adding a "required" nickname on this survey feels like a scam, not optional and has to be 4+ char, why? Just a hassle.