I had already bought audit protect last week When I field tonight it asked me to buy again. I declined. Have record of original purchase. What would have happened if I clicked it again.?
Turbo is not what it was years ago. Cant ask any questions is biggest mistake.
Also when entered my husband's consultant income. It did not show up in summary page, but was there when printed out.
Previous years' Turbo Tax often left us uncertain as where we were in the process of entering information. Turbo Tax 2013 seemed better about this. It would ask questions that contained enough information to make it clear what was being asked, like (and this is not a direct quote) "Was the pension Tim collected from QBF Sign Co. from a qualified plan?" and then offer to explain what a qualified plan was so we know exactly what pension and how to judge whether it was qualified or not. Turbo Tax's explanation, by the way, is the first explanation of a "qualified" plan I have ever understood. There were a couple questions that could have been worded better: while working on Deductions and Credits, in the category Cars and Other Things You Own, it asked "Are you ready to enter your information?" But... what if we don't have any information to enter? Selecting NO was apparently the right thing to do in this case, as it took us to the next subject.
What's great about it: Questions contained key words that made it clear what was wanted.
What's not so great: A few questions were confusing.
I need to learn that Turbo Tax is very through. I want to charge ahead and worry it is not going to my Schedule C expenses, etc. but it always comes through
What's great about it: Very thorough
What's not so great: Sometimes too many unnecessary questions