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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)
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4 Stars
4,883
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2 Stars
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1 Star
474
Customer Reviews for Intuit - TurboTax Premier Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2014: Investments and Rental Property
Customer Rating
4
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: telecomranger
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What's great about it: accurate thorough
What's not so great: have to use mouse click to move forward. should be able to hit 'return'
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Customer Rating
3
Just Facts
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: sjmariner
Last year, you cost me a penalty because you did not notify me that my State return was not accepted. Waiting to see this years result.
Overall, better guidance for those of us who do more complex returns, but still could be much better.
What's great about it: Better than last year
What's not so great: Need better 1116 info and AMT info
Pros: I bought or sold investments
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Customer Rating
5
The GREAT keeps getting better!
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: LeftyRich
Have used TurboTax for years without any problems. Like that last years data is downloaded and stored. That sure saves a lot of work. Still need all the prep time but once you have the calculations done, entering the data is easy.
I will continue to use TurboTax!
What's great about it: Ifeel very comfortable with TurboTax
What's not so great: No real cons... Just do not like taxes!
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Customer Rating
5
I'm a dummy!
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: ClassicCarNut
When doing state taxes, TurboTax incorporates info from federal to state. However, when going through my state return to modify Federal Adjusted Gross Income, I inadvertently subtracted Soc Sec benefits from "other" deductions, not realizing that they were already being deducted. This was due to my mis-interpreting TT's explanation for these subtractions. TT reviewed and checked my return but didn't find anything wrong, but I looked up Fed and State instructions and publications and found my mistake. What rang my bell is that I usually owe the state but when I had the double deduction, I was told by TT that I had a refund and that made me double check the return before filing, and editing out my error.
What's great about it: Easy to use once you get all the info together (info gathering takes the most time).
What's not so great: Had to double check one item the old fashioned way.
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Customer Rating
5
Great TurboTax
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: Beeker70
This is an awesome software package and I have been using TurboTax for many, many years. You are #1 in my book!
What's great about it: Turbo Tax is the greatest
What's not so great: non
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Customer Rating
5
21st century proficiency
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: tech546
Years ago I did my own taxes from the IRS instructions. That was not easy. TurboTax makes it a reasonable endeavor and I have faith in the algorithms as well as behind the software expertise.
What's great about it: guided navigation
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
After 20+ years
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: Lenush
Pennsylvania return surprised me with lack of dividend forms and simply amounts total. I hope that is correct!
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Customer Rating
2
Handling of 1099B reporting poor.
on April 14, 2015
Posted by: Redford365
I tried to enter the 1099B information as reported to me by Morgan Stanley of my exercising Non-Qualified Stock Options in 2014. The gain from my exercising of these stock options had been included on my W-2. However, the 1099B received from Smith Barney showed my cost basis as the cost basis at the time of the stock option exercise. Result, if the cost basis was not adjusted, would be I pay tax on the gain twice. Tried to impute code "B" as directed by a guide provided by Morgan Stanley but the Turbo Tax software would not accept the code "B" in column "1f" of the 1099B input form. Used the "override" feature to force the "B" into column "1f" and found that my state returns were being miscalculated. Finally went to "Help" and typed in "how to correct basis on incorrect 1099B" and finally got directions on how to input the correct information. Half a day wasted!!! Not happy about it. Turbo Tax should have had some way to direct me on how to do this without my needing to go to the "help" forum.
What's not so great: No directions on how to adjust cost basis on 1099B
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