With all of the ads I've been seeing about tax software, I've become confused because I don't know which one I should use. Where should I file my taxes? Is it better to do them online, through some type of software, or in person?
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LisaDS
Posted 1 year ago # -
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Posted 1 year ago #H&R Block at Home Premium Software is an excellent tool for the small business owner's tax preparation needs. It offers specialized Schedule C guidance and rental income assistance. It is also covered by H&R Block's guarantees for the Maximum Refund and Accurate Calculations. If you find you need additional assistance, the Premium software offers help through the Ask a Tax Advisor feature or you can always count on assistance from H&R Block's Get-It-Right public forum at getitright.hrblock.com.
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Reece Freeman
Posted 1 year ago #Lisa,
That is a great question and the answer is... It depends. Based on how complicated your tax situation is, there are a number of avenues you can pursue. My suggestion would be to visit our sister site, Tax-Compare.com, and try out the tax-service calculator under "What's my price" for each company. Then, go ahead and look at the direct comparison grids of each service and the types of tax return assistance they offer. This should help you get started.
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Reece Freeman
Posted 4 months ago #2012 Tax Update: Tax-Compare.com has been updated with all new information on TurboTax, H&R Block, and TaxAct for the 2011-2012 tax season.
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Casey Jones
Posted 4 months ago #Hi folks,
We've gone ahead and created an entire resource page devoted to the differences between TurboTax and H&R Block for 2012 located here: http://www.tax-compare.com/turbotax-vs-hr-block-home-formerly-taxcut
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