You're referring to Turbo Tax. If so, I've used it since the first release many moons ago. There is a version for personal and for business. I like to use both because the useful information transfers from one to the other so I don't have to keep typing it in two places. Plus if you are a regular user, it stores your last year's numbers and that also transfers to the new year's return. I usually buy the online version and get a discount through Fidelity or one of the financial brokers. If you have a 401k plan, check to see if that company offers Turbo Tax on their site for a discount. I find it very easy to use and the online resources quite reliable. It integrates with QB, which I haven't used yet. There's a free option you can play around with
here If you don't like it, you don't pay. They only charge if you file.