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Intuit - TurboTax Premier Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2014: Investments and Rental Property
Average customer rating
4.3
(16,551 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 16,551 reviews
5 Stars
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4 Stars
4,883
3 Stars
1,492
2 Stars
745
1 Star
474
Customer Reviews for Intuit - TurboTax Premier Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2014: Investments and Rental Property
Customer Rating
4
Excellent program except imports are wonky
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: JoeBug
from Santa Clara, CA
Imports from ItsDeductible are wonky. Mistakes are difficult to correct because error reports in Turbotax do not match information in ItsDeductible.
What's great about it: Simple to use. Easy to follow instructions.
What's not so great: Hard to find help. For instance, Turbotax site search will not reveal a link to ItsDeductible
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Customer Rating
5
Turbo Tax
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: AJMAN1
A picture of supporting tax documents would be useful.
What's great about it: Good Step By Step Guidance
What's not so great: Would like easier Search Tools
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Customer Rating
5
Another easy year
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: Uglifish
Another easy year of doing my taxes with TurboTax. Most needed data could be downloaded from the financial institutions thus removing the tedium and inaccuracies of having to enter it in myself.
What's great about it: Complete for my situation
What's not so great: None that I can think of
Pros: I bought or sold investments
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Customer Rating
4
TuboTax Knows Best
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: payer54
I have used H&R TaxCut software for years. I entered into an JV partnership a few years back that reported via Schedule K1. The business version of TaxCut could not handle K1's. Al least not anywhere that I could find. So, I converted to TurboTax that did have that capability. TTax is not quite as intuitive as TCut, to me at least. But, it is capable.
The things I do not like about it are its file storage restrictions and it repeating of subjects, if you use the interview/guidance option.
On the filing, I have always saved my returns and all backup files in the directory with the software for each year. TTax will NOT do that and insists on making its on directory that you have to hunt down if you want to actually know where the files are saved. Don't like that at all.
On the repetition, I have farm rental property. If you classify it as farm rental on the 1099-misc entry it will later have you fill out 1099-misc for rents and royalties, but does not guide you to remove the original 1099-misc. if you are not careful, you will double report that income.
I'll most likely use TTax again next year and hope they allow the user to have more control of file storage location.
What's great about it: Relatively easy to use if you accept all the file storage defaults. Handles Schedule K1 capability. H&R TaxCut doesn't
What's not so great: It will NOT store your return where you want it to be saved if it is not the default location.
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Customer Rating
3
TT Premier
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: janethebrain
Having to buy TT Premier just to get forms B, D, E etc was a slap in the face,
What's great about it: had previous tax year data
What's not so great: Too much money just to get standard forms
Pros: I bought or sold investments
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Customer Rating
3
Average - here are some suggestions...
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: Jigo
The man issue I had was with the renal income section. One of the most important deductions someone with rental property has is the depreciation. However, there is very, very little guidance and step-by-step help that this Turbo Tax version provides in that area. The software shouldn't just import it from a prior year, because sometimes people make mistakes, especially if the prior year was the first year they dealt with rental income. Either I made a mistake in the entries I made last year(which I don't think I did) or they didn't transfer properly, but I was only getting a few hundred dollars in depreciation when I should have gotten several thousand based on the cost basis of my rental property. I had to do some serious researching to figure out how to get to the right answer, and what to enter into TurboTax. There should really be a fix made here.
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Customer Rating
1
Fix the confusion on stock options
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: TurbTax
The instructions were very vague about the issues regarding basis for stock options. I understood how the law works, but it wasn't clear how to enter the information into Turbo Tax regarding the basis to avoid double-counting of the gain on the sale of non-qualified options.
Also, importing did not work with one source of income even though the company is listed as participating.
What's great about it: Ok but....
What's not so great: Stock Options - very unclear
Pros: I bought or sold investments
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Customer Rating
4
Great way to do taxes!!
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: Skinsfan555
This seems to get easier every year....BRAVO
What's great about it: Step by step guidence
What's not so great: none this year
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