Turbotax seems to get confused over some things it should find very easy. Such as being able to read and interpret a Fidelity tax form. Fidelity isn't exactly a fringe company, it is one of the biggest financial groups in the world, why does Turbotax need me to spend an hour helping it understand the forms that are digitally transmitted? Plus, Turbotax tries to sneak in a LOT of hidden fees, by trying to make them look required by law and official. All this for an automated tool that costs over $100 to use, every time you use it. Still, easier than the hassle of doing it myself.