Tax software for this year?

[Wombat]

So, what are you guys going to use to do your taxes this year?
I used TurboTax 2001 last year, but I wasn't too happy when Intuit screwed me over on the rebates (they said I didn't fill it out properly, and "returned" my envelopes, but managed to keep the receipt so that I couldn't file it again).

Now there's this:
http://news.com.com/2100-1017-979357.html

[Gurm]

Heh. Well, the product activation stuff was worrying... until I found out that you could just hit "cancel" halfway through and punch in your code. LOL.

NICE protection, Intuit.

- Gurm

[Byock]

HAHA! That is too funny. Some protection.

[Wombat]

Yeah, but Intuit also changed QuickBooks. The latest upgrade makes it so that all of your sendings go through their server, period. They're going from a cool company with a great product to scumbags.

[Dr Mordrid]

I've been using Tax Cut for the last several years and it's been quite satisfactory.

Dr. Mordrid

[agallag]

For the Canadians, I recommend Taxwiz.

[Helevitia]

If you have any kind of investment account(or regular checking/savings accounts), they will usually offer free or highly discounted tax software to do your taxes.
Personally, I have been using TurboTax for the last two years and have had no problems whatsoever.

Dave

[Taz]

Re: Tax software for this year?

Originally posted by Wombat
I used TurboTax 2001 last year, but I wasn't too happy when Intuit screwed me over on the rebates

Seems like your not the only one, saw this in a post over at the AMDMb forums

Two years ago, TT sc**wed me out of my rebate.

Here's a link to the post in case your interested :- http://www.amdforums.com/showthread....hreadid=183744

[GNEP]

For those in the UK - do it by hand

[Taz]

Originally posted by GNEP
For those in the UK - do it by hand

That's what I'll be doing once they've finally sent it to me

[Ozbreeze]

I have used taxact online filing for the past 4 years, including this year. It is great, i love it! The only problem is that you can get your taxes all done on it as early as you get your W-2s, but you can't e-file your stuff til after the 10th of January....who knows why. Other than that, it's great.

[Dr Mordrid]

The wife doesn't get her W-2's 'til the end of the month since legally employers don't have to issue them until then

Once we have them our refunds typically come back in 7-10 days since we file both the Federal and State electronically. They direct deposit 'em right into our checking account.

Dr. Mordrid