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Intuit - TurboTax Deluxe Federal Return + Federal E-File 2014: Deductions & Homeowners
Average customer rating
4.5
(23,088 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 23,088 reviews
5 Stars
15,465
4 Stars
5,363
3 Stars
1,194
2 Stars
557
1 Star
509
Customer Reviews for Intuit - TurboTax Deluxe Federal Return + Federal E-File 2014: Deductions & Homeowners
Customer Rating
4
turbo tax made easy
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: huangla
useful, simple, easy to use
What's great about it: step-by-step instructions, confirmations, simple language
What's not so great: none
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
4
update state return
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: luckydusty
Retired teachers in Massachusetts do not pay state taxes.
This should be included when automatic calculations are made.
What's great about it: automatic help
What's not so great: need to better update state
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
3
2014 tax return review
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: MarvinM
Went through and had to stop in the middle
Started again and had to step through everything again.
When reviewing the forms found a $44 penalty (assuming for a large payment) but when it happened there was nothing stating it was going to be there.
SS taxes where not explained at all - looked it up online.
Set up quarterly payments to eliminate the large payment for 2015 but there will not be one because there are no lump sum payments in 2015, no way to get around this tha I can see. So I am ignoring them.
Started again and had to step through everything again.
When reviewing the forms found a $44 penalty (assuming for a large payment) but when it happened there was nothing stating it was going to be there.
SS taxes where not explained at all - looked it up online.
Set up quarterly payments to eliminate the large payment for 2015 but there will not be one because there are no lump sum payments in 2015, no way to get around this tha I can see. So I am ignoring them.
What's great about it: easy to go through
What's not so great: not enough explanation of what and why things are happening
Pros: My job status changed this year (switched jobs, lost a job, got a raise or promotion)
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
5
Plan to keep using TurboTax
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: David9876
I plan to keep using TurboTax (as long as they keep it the same). Took me about 1 1/2 hours to file Federal and State.
What's great about it: Automatically updates my current tax return
What's not so great: None
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
1
frustration
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: slopokerbill1
I am now confused and can't tell if my taxes are done or not.
What's great about it: I would like to have a copy printed when I ask
What's not so great: I don't like to do reviews
Pros: My job status changed this year (switched jobs, lost a job, got a raise or promotion)
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
5
Taxbusting
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: Dohdoe
Easy to use and almost foolproof on making mistakes. Definitely A+++ rating!
What's great about it: Ease of use, walks you step by step
What's not so great: N/A
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
4
Seems Complete
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: Goodnatured
Only problem so far has to get copies of my submission to the IRS for future reference.
What's great about it: Met my needs
What's not so great: No complaints
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
4
Needs better importing from Quicken
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: Shivadasa
I think Intuit's TurboTax and Quicken teams need to sit down and make sure all the categories and forms used between the two applications are completely matched up to each other. By and large all the imported files from Quicken perfectly fall into their correct TurboTax forms and it's a great way to check-and-balance if the 1099 or W2 forms I get from my banks and employers are more or less correct. However, things like my medical expenses, that I carefully tagged during 2014, were haphazardly entered into TurboTax, and all my Quicken categories went missing. I find it very useful that I have both applications, but there are still hiccups Intuit needs to fix, especially if their intention is to make all their applications cloud-based.
What's great about it: Importing Quicken files into TurboTax
What's not so great: TurboTax gets confused by imported Quicken files
Pros: My job status changed this year (switched jobs, lost a job, got a raise or promotion), I bought or sold investments
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com