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TurboTax Home & Business Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2013 - Mac/Windows
Average Customer Rating:
4.5
Rating breakdown 13,019 reviews
5 Stars
8,663
4 Stars
3,101
3 Stars
723
2 Stars
316
1 Star
216
Customer Reviews for TurboTax Home & Business Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2013 - Mac/Windows
Customer Rating
4
Review
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: Coech
from Pa
Liked it except for where the program starts the form once you enter that portion regardless of whether its needed or not
What's great about it: Great tutorial and easy to get through
What's not so great: Creates forms that are not needed when you are just looking to review if the form is needed
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Customer Rating
2
If you need to do the IT SBD in OHIO, go elsewhere
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: JotMaddon
from Cleveland, Ohio
TurboTax Home and Small Business edition does not support IT SBD. So you have to do some stuff on your own from the Ohio website to complete your return. Then, because it is not supported, you cannot e-file. You have to print it out. Even if we had to print it because Ohio is not ready, it would have been nice to have this included in the product. It is not a hard form to do but it would have saved me time trying to figure out what goes where.
What's great about it: Same interface
What's not so great: Does not support IT SBD
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
4
Electronic Filing
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: TheBronx1946
from Wylie, TX
Couldn't find any real info on submitting a 1099A.
What's great about it: Easy Prep
What's not so great: Cost of Program
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
Customer Rating
5
Nailed it!
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: Tony2x
from Durango, CO
Love TurboTax; it's fast, easy and convenient.
What's great about it: Most all of it, great program, number of years consecutive use.
What's not so great: Minor confusion regarding business portion and schedule K-1.
Pros: I had a baby
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
5
Good Stuff
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: DonC02920
from Cranston, RI
This is my 3rd year using this product and it is great.
What's great about it: Walks you right through the process
What's not so great: none
Pros: My job status changed this year (switched jobs, lost a job, got a raise or promotion)
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Customer Rating
5
Two-State eFiling
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: PortlandiaMel
from Portland, OR
I dreaded the need to file our Federal, California, and Oregon taxes, since we moved in 2013. Of course, the process took longer this year, but I am quite confident using Turbo Tax that all the necessary information was covered and correctly filed. I have efiled our taxes using Turbo Tax for more than a decade, and I highly recommend the software and product.
What's great about it: Excellent Detailed Instructions
What's not so great: None
Pros: I moved, I bought or sold investments
Written by a customer while visiting turbotax.intuit.com
Customer Rating
4
Taxes Done
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: Pete456
from TN
Good
What's great about it: Fairly straightforward
What's not so great: Difficult to "jump in" for corrections
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Customer Rating
2
Poor Quicken Linkage
on February 15, 2014
Posted by: EmHen
from Grass Valley, CA
This is the second year in a row that I had to make multiple guesses and do something apparently wrong to transfer my wife's business info from Quicken Home & Business to Turbo Tax. The default export/import path led to a reported business income almost 100x less than reality. I had to tell Quicken to do a generic export, tell Turbotax to do a generic import, and then manually delete a redundant set of business data (from where?) before I ended up with reasonable looking answers. This also meant I had to enter travel mileage totals manually since the generic import/export doesn't support this (evidently). I always feel I'm on my own when I use the two programs together, even though they're promoted as interconnecting seamlessly.
What's great about it: Accepted Quicken Home & Business output via generic export
What's not so great: Couldn't use 'easy' transfer from Quicken H&B to Turbotax
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