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 - great productI use this every year and so far I have reason to switch. Plus if you use this product in back to back years it fills in all you information from memory. My tax situation is not all that complex so I can't say if it really gets all the deductions or not nevertheless I think its a quality product. Rating:  - WILL DO THE JOBDO NOT TRY TO E-FILE. YOU WILL NOT GET YOUR MONEY BACK, MAIL YOUR RETURN Rating:  - Works as advertisedPersonally, I believe the need for this program shows a great failure in the federal government. The taxes are so complicated an ordinary person needs a sophisticated program to obey the law. And I don't want to hear about how wonderful a flat tax would be. A flat tax can be just as complicated even though the rate is flat. After that little diatribe, it can be safely said this is a good easy to use program. Rating: - I've used TurboTax since 1992 and this is the best version yet.I've used TurboTax since 1992 and this is the best version yet. Versions in past years (2003-2006) have been buggy at times and required multiple revisions by Intuit to fix. The interview mode for this version is rock-solid, and they've really improved the forms versions. I especially like the ability to open multiple forms at one time, and the ability to drill down from form to form. For most 1040 filers, this version has all of the necessary forms you might need. I took the H&R Block tax course and used this product to help me with the class. Rating: - TurboTax works - that's why I've used it for 9 years...TT 2007 works as well as all the previous annual editions. (To be fair, though, TT got its best performance and GUI "user friendliness" boost when Intuit bought JK Lassiter - likely for its tax package - I've been a repeat user since the JKL days.) The TT import function allows easy carryover from previous years, and - as a small business owner - I really appreciate the utility of the Sched C dialogue. The two biggest drags with TT products are (1) you can't open a previous year return in this year's TT - meaning, if you ever want to open an old return, you'll have to keep that year's version operable (so, since you don't know which year you may want to open, you'll have to keep ALL previous years' versions operable - a super waste of disk space), since you can reinstall but you can't get the necessary updates for that year as downloads (TT does not maintain the update files past three years); and (2) saving files - this is not at all a well-designed function: you'll need to try this several times to get the right mix of forms and files saved in both "ttx" (TT) format and PDF format.
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