I've been using H&R Block tax software for years, and it has always served me well. It's not perfect, but then I doubt any of the tax programs are, and it works for my purposes as both a salaried individual and an independent contractor.
Been using Turbo Tax for years and decided to try H&R Block this year. Had some issues with interest income as a part year resident in 2 different states. Also imbeds state return in the same file where Turbo Tax gave a separate file for state and federal which was more convenient for me. Also on state return for Alabama, it kept flagging me to check a box for being employed which we are now retired so the box should not be checked. Couldn't follow some of the state calculations it did so I assume it is right.
I have used H&R Block tax software for more than 10 years. After comparing it to competitors' software such as TurboTax, I have found it easier to use, more intuitive, and more complete in finding additional deductions.
Pros: Easy to prepare, Maximizes refund, Easy to import documents, Fast