TurboTax digital downloads - 33% off at Amazon

[ishmael2k]

I have used TT since it's inception. Never any problems and always confident I was getting the max refund. That being said I have decided to switch to H&R this year and found this:

No links to eBay

Gives me a chance to try Trend AV out also.

 

[GusSmed]

found this if anyone is interested. buy any TurboTax and get $30-$35 off of Quicken products

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000853021

Thank you very much for pointing this out. Intuit is doing its regular thing of holding my online banking hostage every 3 years, and the $35 discount takes a lot of the sting out of having to re-purchase Quicken again this year.

 

[chronochime]

I use taxslayer because it is dirt cheap.

Free federal, $17.90 state.

How is it with handling stocks? I'm thinking to switch to either this or TaxAct mentioned by another member earlier so.

Thanks!

 

[postmortemIA]

BTW this deal does not include state e-file, which is $20 more.

 

[papaschtroumpf]

State e-file is never included in TT.
It does include calculations for one state. I usually just mail it in.

 

[imaheadcase]

If you just work once job and no business. Just use online only versions. No reason to buy into the whole you must have software routine.
They do free federal, and for me only for $10 to do state.

 

[SandEagle]

BTW this deal does not include state e-file, which is $20 more.

link takes you to page with all TT products available. i picked up Fed+State+E-file for $39.99

 

[JimKiler]

link takes you to page with all TT products available. i picked up Fed+State+E-file for $39.99

But that is a Fed e-File?

 

[SandEagle]

But that is a Fed e-File?

i'm sure its for both state and fed. have used TT for over 8 years now

 

[JimKiler]

i'm sure its for both state and fed. have used TT for over 8 years now

I disagree, I have used it fore multiple years as well and I mail my state return every year since state e-file is not free.

 

[mplogic]

Nice got home and business for $70.

I've used turbo tax home and business for years as I was originally self employed and now my wife is. One year I tried Tax Cut and greatly regretted it. It just didn't have as much info or guidance, whereas Turbo Tax always answered all of my questions and helped me make the right choices. I ended up having to guess my way though some stuff with Tax Cut and cross my fingers when filing. I decided to stick with Turbo tax from that year on.

 

[ishmael2k]

i'm sure its for both state and fed. have used TT for over 8 years now

No, to the best of my knowledge, TT has never included state e-file in it's package pricing. It is always an added cost. At least this has been the way for as long as I have used it. Not certain how long I have been using it, mid 90's anyway. I started using it in the 2nd year of it's release by Intuit.

 

[manly]

I switched over from TurboTax to H&R Block At Home several years back. AFAIK the two products have similar capabilities and look-and-feels.

Amazon has the H&R Block At Home (fed+state+5 free fed e-file) for $29.95 (with media if you choose). That's $10 less than the TubroTax download.

http://www.amazon.com/Block-Home-201...s=tax+software

Two weeks ago I jumped on this when the Amazon price was just $23. Unfortunately the forums were down at the time and the price jumped to $29.95 the next day.

IMO TurboTax is more polished and the interview is a little better than H&R Block At Home.

But you're right that H&R Block is a better value than TT.

 

[cubeless]

if u need a quicken upgrade (i've been holding out since 2007) then this is the best deal yet for ttax and quicken... $55 for deluxe w/state and deluxe...