Have been using Turbo Tax for a lot of years and also easy and accurate. The Step by Step interview process helps to ensure all topics are covered. I even got advice and recommendations for a deprecation deduction I would have otherwise missed. Filing is super easy and can be assured this is done completely

Information TurboTax (TT) provides about Schedule K-1 is far too limited. TT needs to allow direct importation of the information and give more guidance about completing the associated forms. This took me A LOT of time to sort out. Form 8990 is not supported AT ALL and definitely needs to be added.

After a respite where we had more complex returns given the death of two family members, we came back to compete our own return (which we had done for years previously). TurboTax never ceases to amaze me with its simplicity that can make a moderately complicated return seem easy with the guided process. The ability to import records from our investment providers is such a powerful function that make it possible for us to do the return ourselves. It's good to back with TurboTax!

Imports previous year well, and you can move between Internet or Desktop - Desktop is more user friendly, you can see the full tax forms at any time. I had to use Support this year, and my agent was excellent - very helpful and patient. E-filing was very efficient.

Not my favorite software and not my favorite activity to be doing taxes. I am not thrilled with TurboTax. The interface looks like something that hasn't been updated since Windows 95. It's a bit clunky. I used it because my brokerage account gets complicated and (after significant effort disabling browsers and turning pop-up windows on, with no guidance from within the software, but rather looking up problems other people are having) it's useful to be able to have that part done automatically.

c O U L D TurboTax works fine. On the other hand, the related website is again not responding to attempts at making payment to file the state return because it does not respond to repeated attempts to edit the payment method. My credit card used last for payment changed, but I cannot make the payment because the website stalls when attempting to add a new payment method. This is after at least three attempts, so I have delayed filing the state return. I also had this kind of difficulty when filing with TurboTax in 2025 for my 2024 filings.

Despite the 529 to Roth rollover having been effective for a few years, and the changes to the 1099-Q being relatively minor, it was still not working through the step-by-step process. One question about box 6 was doing the opposite of what it should have been doing. I had to manually edit the 1099-Q worksheet to ensure it was accurate. This wasted time and energy and was extremely frustrating. in the community, tax experts were redirecting me to IRS documents. What's the purpose of the step-by-step if I have to go through those documents? Intuit needs to do better because your 2025 version was the worst ever after using it for 30 years!!

Turbotax has gone downhill this year. It lags without showing its even running, I have to run it in admin mode and it keeps asking me to pay again for things I've already paid for. I'm very much contemplating switching next year after being I believe a 15+ year customer. Unfortunately, thumbs down this year. I hear that I'm not the only one. I suggest that you issue a public apology and explain why you will do better next year. It's that bad.

Oh, I guess I was to overwrite this box's content. Samples: you told me I am a farmer, wanted information about assets in my credit union cash accounts, sent me down multiple rabbit holes, told me I have to send paper copies as well as the e-file copy. Really wonky this year and I have used TurboTax for at least 14 years. I was so concerned that I hand checked everything.

The estimated tax section is terrible. I couldn't figure out where to enter my retirement income so the results were totally inaccurate. I talked to a live expert who couldn't answer anything specific about the software, such as where to input my retirement income. She was, however, quite helpful by recommending I ignore the software results if I felt they were inaccurate and told me I could use my own calculated results to pay estimated taxes. Given what I paid for this software, I shouldn't have had to calculate estimated tax payments myself.