I am tempted to try, but our return may be more complicated than I can handle! We have 1099 income and W2 income and write offs and then there's the house...yikes!
smilealways
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I've used TurboTax for the past several years, and I find it really easy to use. They walk you through everything with these little videos and everything. Very user friendly!
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Posted by Blu-ize
I am tempted to try, but our return may be more complicated than I can handle! We have 1099 income and W2 income and write offs and then there's the house...yikes!
I've used for years, but I only need the easy 1040. My mother uses it (and has) for years. She's got the house, the 1099, joint filling with my father, she's done it with her and my father's retirement income. She even filed my grandmother's on Turbo Tax after my grandmother had died. It's very user friendly and walks you through everything.
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my father uses it and loves it. he used it for our taxes this year - a joint with deductions and whatnot, and he did it in a matter of hours. i think it is worth trying. i'd use it if my dad wasn't willing and able to do it for me
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FH &I just used it for the first itme this year...very user friendly...we don't have any 1099's but it will prompt you to enter them if you do...plus if you buy it at staples you get a rebate back of up to $50 or something...so it ends up costing you $25 for the entire program...not too bad
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I've used it for the past few years. It's so easy. I have a simple return, but I think it would probably be easy for more complicated returns too. It might just cost more. I've always used the Internet version.
ETA: I'm pretty sure you don't pay for it on the web until you either print or electronically file the return, so you can try it without paying.
