johnjrval424 said:What tax preparation software do you use and how thorough is it?
Just curious. I've been using TurboTax but have used Kiplinger's TaxCut. I debate this every year since both of them appeared to be pretty user-friendly but I wonder if one maximizes the deductions over the other.
I need all the help I can get in the deductions category.
juggy4805 said:I'm thinking of trying the free version of Turbo Tax online for Federal. Anyone else use this and is it considerably better to get the more advanced software?There is nothing special on my returns like investments or a house or anything.
It's my understanding that you are responsible for the bottom line. The CPA/firm should support you in every way but you're the one held accountable.Chasey_Lane said:Hypothetically you pay a CPA firm to prepare your taxes. If the firm screws something up and you end up owing the IRS money, who takes the blame? Can you get back any interest/penalty fees associated w/the mistake from the CPA firm? Anyone know or had a similar experience?
That's what I figured.Mikeinsmd said:It's my understanding that you are responsible for the bottom line. The CPA/firm should support you in every way but you're the one held accountable.
Chasey_Lane said:That's what I figured.
morganj614 said:Yes I have used it 3 times. I didn't download it, I use the online version. I have a straight, simple return and can't see paying someone $70.00 to file it when Taxslayer works for my non complicated return.
johnjrval424 said:What tax preparation software do you use and how thorough is it?
Just curious. I've been using TurboTax but have used Kiplinger's TaxCut. I debate this every year since both of them appeared to be pretty user-friendly but I wonder if one maximizes the deductions over the other.
I need all the help I can get in the deductions category.