Used for several years. Prices have gone up, but never been unreasonable and usually cheaper than in person filers. It's nice to live in a day and age when you can do your taxes in 40 minuet's' to an hour from the comfort of your own home while enjoying your lunch and listening to music.
i have used the desktop app version of TurboTax since 2004. This is the first year I have used the online version. Here are some gripes about online version compared with desktop app. 1. No way (that I could find) to provide the online app with my 2023 TurboTax data file, which would have made the transition to online far easier. One thing I really loved about the desktop app was how much of the background info go carried forward each year. Suggest you ask "new users" of the online app if they used desktop TurboTax last year and give them an option to upload the TurboTax data file. 2. No way (that I could find) to have my Virginia state refund credited to my 2025 prepayments (I could do that with desktop app) 3. I had to hunt around to find the "addition" for adding estimated tax payments to my Federal and State returns. Same with adding in last year's refunds applied to this year. 4. For the 1099-B proceeds from Broker (Vanguard Brokerage Services) Transactions, I had to go over the entry several times to get the Date Acquired information entered correctly. The options menu provided for entering this info when it is not provided by the Financial Institution (Vanguard just entered it as "N/A") was opaque as to which option to use so that my self-entered Date Acquired would be used to calculate that this was a Long-Term sale. I finally got it to work, but it wasn't easy. 5. The desktop app makes it easy to switch to "Forms View" so I could check how the entries were going as I worked through the "Step by Step View". With the online app, I didn't find a way to do this until all parts of the Step by Step process had been completed.