They are quick to point out that the raw forms for Schedules C, D, and E can still be filled out manually in “forms mode” in TurboTax Deluxe, but they don’t recommend it.
The product has gotten hundreds of one-star ratings on Amazon, with many posting negative reviews and expressing outrage.Ĭompany executives say the changes were made to provide “consistency” between their online and desktop product lines. Upgrade notice and roadblock in program when users try to enter investment incomeĬonsumers are already voicing complaints. In-program upgrades from TurboTax Deluxe will cost users an additional $30 to $40, as the warning below indicates, when, for example, trying to enter investments. The complete Q&A Schedule D (with importation of brokerage data) and Schedule E are now only available in their “Premier” and higher editions ($89.99), and the full Schedule C is only available in their “Home & Business” version ($99.99). The full interview sections (Q&As) for filling out Schedule C (self-employment income and all expenses), Schedule D (investments), and Schedule E (rental and partnership income) are no longer in TurboTax Deluxe ($59.99 list). “Imagine the reaction of perhaps millions of regular TurboTax users who may learn partway through doing their taxes that they have to pay an upgrade fee just to get the same functionality they’ve always enjoyed.
Yank out key parts of the program that people have used for years, and then charge them more money to get back the missing pieces,” commented founder Edgar Dworsky. The company has stripped the program of key functionality to easily report income from investments, self-employment, and rents, thereby requiring affected users to upgrade to more expensive versions. (Boston) - Regular purchasers of Intuit’s TurboTax Deluxe, the top selling desktop tax preparation software program, are in for a nasty surprise this year. Many Buyers Will Have to Make Costly Upgrades
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