Sounds small, but different forms use different conventions. And it was sometimes frustrating to identify where the field to enter required data was located. For most individuals, this is a good, well-constructed program. You do the math. You can prepare your return on their web site using the Standard Edition.
Price is the same.
That is, it takes a bit of time to understand how to choose the right button for the info you are looking for and to direct you to specific areas. Not so for help. It is always right there, almost in your face, but useful. You can import last year's data from Quicken or Microsoft Money, but it takes a few steps. Obviously, Quicken isn't going to make it easy to import into a competitor's program.