2014 turbotax premier price
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There's a free edition if you don't need to file state taxes electronically. Long-post short, TaxAct will probably do everything you guys have. This oversight was corrected the year after - but I suspect all tax softwares were blind-sided by HSAs that year because coworkers reported TT/H&B both failed on this step. That year, it only had the option for you to open up the form directly and enter the numbers by hand. The only real oversight I say TaxAct has had was during my first year with an HSA, it did not ask any questions about my HSA contributions/withdrawals. Given that choice, I picked income and since I'm way past the statute of limitations, I must assume the IRS also believes the law to be imprecise. However, tax law itself was nebulous on this point saying it could be deducted as either income or 60/40 long term/short term cap gains.
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TaxAct also didn't give guidance on how to deduct my FOREX losses (another stupid investment from my pre-indexing days). In the end, I figured if the IRS corrected any info, they'd just send me a bill for $25 at most since it was just $1000 invested throwing off $50 in some wacky combo of return of capital + capital gains + dividends. I did a lot of reading of tax instructions and ended up mostly guessing. TaxAct gave no guidance on how the K-1 numbers should be used. The ugliest part was from my own stupidity - I bought an ETF that was organized as a partnership so it issued a K-1 instead of a 1099. My stuff has included taxable investments, FOREX losses, HSA contributions/withdrawals, rental property, wife K-1 small business partnership, foreign income exclusion, partial year foreign income exclusion, non-deductible IRA contributions, etc. I've been using TaxAct since mid-2000s and it's handle all my stuff mostly fine. Thanks for the heads up, as well as for the TaxAct suggestion. Assuming that is actually the VP and not a PR person, which I very much doubt after becoming friends with a number of PR people and hearing about their tricks of the trade. On the other hand it is nice to see the VP participating in the conversation. I'm sure the revenue aspect was not a factor.
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And by the way, we continue to update our product literature based on customer feedback.
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I appreciate the feedback that articulates so well what many customers feel. We had to address this issue as more and more people use multiple devices to prepare their return.
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Last year about 10 million customers prepared their return using multiple TurboTax solutions, which generated some confusion and frustration. We made the changes so that there is consistent functionality across our TurboTax desktop, Online and mobile solutions. Also, these changes were not done for revenue purposes. And where price is a factor, I offer my contact info ( so those folks can contact me directly. Pricing is dynamic and with the tax season just starting, I believe you will see considerable price competition and a narrowing of the price between Deluxe and Premier.