UPDATE:  TurboTax has rescinded the policy I complained about, and gone even further:  Now an unlimited number of returns can be printed (last year I think it was five) AND you can e-file UP TO FIVE returns.  So that is improved over previous years.  Maybe they made a bad step originally, but it seems that they are willing to listen to customers.  I don't know how to change the number of stars in this review, but it should now be 4 stars, not 1 star.

I've been a fan of TurboTax since I first used it to prepare my 1992 tax return (it was owned by ChipSoft before Intuit bought it.)  There have been some ups and downs but I've been happy.  I'll be switching to TaxCut this year due to a completely obnoxious pricing decision by Intuit.  If you want to print another return, you have to pay $10.  I actually only do our joint return, but I often create new files to model "what if" scenarios, and I would be unable to print even a single form in the draft file without paying $10.  The Intuit web site is deceptive:  they make it sound like you'd have to pay an extra $10 to e-file a 2nd return but don't make it clear that even to PRINT you must PAY EXTRA.  (I'd be OK with paying $10 to e-file at 2nd return.)

I'm also concerned about reports already on Intuit's own TurboTax customer discussion groups that the $10 extra charge can accidentally be triggered while doing drafts of one single return.  I'm sure there are many untested situations in which I'd be dinged for payment even when I'm not trying to do a 2nd return.  And having bought the software, why should I pay if I want to do my sister's tax return on my PC with the already licensed copy of TurboTax?  This is a really stupid policy, and the only disclosure of this policy is in product reviews like this one (i.e. unless you read the reviews you won't find out until after you've bought the product.)  I would typically give TurboTax 4 stars, buy unless they change this is now a one star product and I won't be buying it.
UPDATE:  TurboTax has rescinded the policy I complained about, and gone even further:  Now an unlimited number of returns can be printed (last year I think it was five) AND you can e-file UP TO FIVE returns. So that is improved over previous years. Maybe they made a bad step originally, but it seems that they are willing to listen to customers. I don't know how to change the number of stars in this review, but it should now be 4 stars, not 1 star. I've been a fan of TurboTax since I first used it to prepare my 1992 tax return (it was owned by ChipSoft before Intuit bought it. )  There have been some ups and downs but I've been happy. I'll be switching to TaxCut this year due to a completely obnoxious pricing decision by Intuit. If you want to print another return, you have to pay $10. I actually only do our joint return, but I often create new files to model "what if" scenarios, and I would be unable to print even a single form in the draft file without paying $10. The Intuit web site is deceptive:  they make it sound like you'd have to pay an extra $10 to e-file a 2nd return but don't make it clear that even to PRINT you must PAY EXTRA. (I'd be OK with paying $10 to e-file at 2nd return. )

I'm also concerned about reports already on Intuit's own TurboTax customer discussion groups that the $10 extra charge can accidentally be triggered while doing drafts of one single return. I'm sure there are many untested situations in which I'd be dinged for payment even when I'm not trying to do a 2nd return. And having bought the software, why should I pay if I want to do my sister's tax return on my PC with the already licensed copy of TurboTax? This is a really stupid policy, and the only disclosure of this policy is in product reviews like this one (i. e. unless you read the reviews you won't find out until after you've bought the product. )  I would typically give TurboTax 4 stars, buy unless they change this is now a one star product and I won't be buying it.