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Intuit - TurboTax Premier Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2015: Investments and Rental Property - Windows, Mac OS
Average customer rating
4.4
(11,998 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 11,998 reviews
5 Stars
7,181
4 Stars
3,350
3 Stars
903
2 Stars
342
1 Star
222
Customer Reviews for Intuit - TurboTax Premier Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2015: Investments and Rental Property - Windows, Mac OS
Customer Rating
3
Doesnt cover some critical stuff
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: pasopeach2
I've used TT for a very long time... mostly it works...however, the more complex issues are not covered easily. Recapture depreciation for example... not guide for figuring out ALT depreciation.
Also, i had a bug this year... i changed some info but the program kept reinserting the old info once I left the page.
What's great about it: mostly easy to use and i like the prompts
What's not so great: Can be confusing... doesnt understand recapture depreciation as well as it should
Pros: My job status changed this year (switched jobs, lost a job, got a raise or promotion), I bought or sold investments, I moved
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Customer Rating
5
Happy long-time user
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: SurelyShirley
The best part of TurboTax is its ability to look at last year's return file and save me the trouble of shuffling pages of a paper return to retrieve information. Not only is this fast, accurate and efficient, but I don't get any paper cuts turning paper pages.
What's great about it: Gets easier and more intuitive every year.
What's not so great: Have not found any this year.
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Customer Rating
5
Easy to use
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: Jonca
Turbo Tax has been great in preparing all the forms necessary, I just enter the data and the rest is automatic..
What's great about it: I can see how various earnings options effect my tax.
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Customer Rating
4
Redundant Entries
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: Susie12345
With 8 rental properties, it's very boring to enter redundant information on vehicles used....No of miles driven, did I buy new...etc. Please update to have all questions carried over and we can change if there is a difference.
Love the turbo tax. Have used for over 15 years.
What's great about it: Love the carryovers from previous years
What's not so great: In rental property...ask the same questions year after year when the information can be carried forward....
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Customer Rating
5
Good Final return 2015
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: RalphClem
This year was much easier than last year. The product seems to be improved over last year. The transitions to file the return were easier to complete this year.
What's great about it: Able to go through tax return smoothly
What's not so great: I forgot some vital data so I had to return back to complete
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Customer Rating
5
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: RonnieMc
It's easy and asks all the right questions
What's great about it: fast
What's not so great: nothing
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Customer Rating
4
Overall better than last year.... VRBO Improved
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: JPinColorado
Overall I felt the software was improved over last years version. Primarily with regard to capturing and handling the Vacation Rental area. The past few years I had to pull the federal forms and worksheets to do in manually. Will use again!
What's great about it: The VRBO rental section was much better than years past
What's not so great: Sell of restricted stock section could be improved
Pros: My job status changed this year (switched jobs, lost a job, got a raise or promotion), I bought or sold investments
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Customer Rating
4
Tax Exempt Income
on April 11, 2016
Posted by: SenecaDave
The federal return step-by-step instructions for tax-exempt interest & dividends do not automatically lead you to specify the state(s) in which they were earned. When the user enters tax-exempt amounts from a 1099-INT or 1099-DIV, the next page should ask how the income is to be broken down by state. This breakdown will be needed on most (if not all) state returns. The ability to specify IS in TurboTax, but you have to know about it and go looking for the proper worksheet.
What's not so great: Step-by-step instructions fall short
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