It's an excellent program because it's easy to use on your own, especially if you use it year after year. You can carry your information over from the previous year, making the process quicker. The software guides you through the entire process and is loaded with information if questions arise.
too many errors in importing data and entries "needing review", even though all the info was provided on the forms. It's also confusing and to figure out what info is missing and enter it.
incorrectly imported my PDF from Apex Clearing, even though I later found a way to import directly from Apex Clearing by entering my account number and the Payer ID, which obtained the correct info. TT should guide me toward the most reliable import method.
There's not enough visibility into the crypto cost basis calculation, and it did not process my LTC to BTC trades from Gemini, so I had to manually input summary entries from Gemini's gain/loss form, which TT's form is not designed for: I had to manually add up the currency amounts for the asset descriptions, and it demands a single disposal date, even though there are multiple.
PA state return had weird questions and forms, as always. Foremost, it wouldn't let me file until I picked an entry on a worksheet from a list of school districts in a far-off county. It also asked for acquired and disposed dates for a Kraken sale, even though TT has that info from the tx history import.