Will I still be able to download the state taxes for 2009 with this program?
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If your question is "can you down load 2009 state using 2015 Turbo Tax", I don't believe so. I would call customer service at Turbo Tax (Google their number), to get assistance with that.
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I use TFP software for 1099s. I buy a new CD each year, but I think you can download the updates, but will have to pay. The payee information will "rollover"
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Yes you can as long as you have the activation code or product key that you will receive with your original download.
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This response is for the actual software shipped to you and NOT the download which *might* work differently. ~~ In previous years, I have used the software to file my own taxes and then passed it to a friend who also used it for her own taxes, including using the efile. (I never registered the product with H&R; Block and she even has a different address than me.) I have not finished my taxes for this year yet, but if the previous years are any indication, then it *should* work again the same way. I find no indication that they have limited the e-files so that only ONE user can use them, i.e., nothing on the box or in the material says that. This response is for the actual software shipped to you and NOT the download which *might* work differently. ~~ In previous years, I have used the software to file my own taxes and then passed it to a friend who also used it for her own taxes, including using the efile. (I never registered the product with H&R; Block and she even has a different address than me.) I have not finished my taxes for this year yet, but if the previous years are any indication, then it *should* work again the same way. I find no indication that they have limited the e-files so that only ONE user can use them,... » Read More This response is for the actual software shipped to you and NOT the download which *might* work differently. ~~ In previous years, I have used the software to file my own taxes and then passed it to a friend who also used it for her own taxes, including using the efile. (I never registered the product with H&R; Block and she even has a different address than me.) I have not finished my taxes for this year yet, but if the previous years are any indication, then it *should* work again the same way. I find no indication that they have limited the e-files so that only ONE user can use them, i.e., nothing on the box or in the material says that. « Show Less
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Yes. The program allows you to select the state you live in so the laws are applicable, and you can save data for each individual person and create wills for as many people as you desire
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You will need an active support contract to download ANY software. It's around $100 a year ballpark.
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Yes, but you will have to download the update from the website so it will work.
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I have been using Tax Cut for 4 years now. How the states have worked in the past is you get one state if you buy a product that includes the state. You can do as many state returns as you want for that state. For example, I live in Virginia and I can do my return and as many friends returns as I want on the software as long as they are in Virginia. My family lives in Kentucky, so I have to buy an additional state for Kentucky, but I can do as many as I want with that state. The e-file fees are separate. You have to pay those fees for each state return e-filed. If you paper file, there are no additional fees for the states once you purchase that state. As far as the federal e-file is concerned, you can use the 5 free for any 5 federal returns that you e-file - doesn't matter who they are. Hope this helps in clearing some of the confusion! Overall, I have been very pleased with the software and will use it again this year.
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If it works like prior versions, you should have no problem. I am looking to see if it will do 2 states. Can't find an answer to that.
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I believe you can just download the software BUT if something happens to your machine and you need to reload it on a new machine before the year is out, I think you'll be required to buy another license. I prefer to actually have the disc so I have options at a later date.
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FYI - After purchasing the bundle, called customer service to see if I can get the tax download... it's not possible. Need to wait till disks are delivered.
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For me it was a great improvement since I upgraded from 2009. I especially like the fact that my information is only one file now. I did the Amazon download. Hope this helps.
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Yes. Just choose to print out to mail both, get the state and mail it then go back & choose to efile the fed only. This should solve your problem. You have to, lots of times, go around the options or trick the pc to get what you want. Hope this helps, good luck.
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If I understand the question properly, the answer is yes. Based on ones input for 2012 taxes, TurboTax will estimate quarterly payments to the US and state governments for the 2013 tax year, print the government forms and inform you on the dates each quarterly payment is due.
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I don't believe so. You are better off buying a new version every year when your subscription runs out and paying around $30 or so (sometimes less if there is a rebate) than renewing/buying a subscription.
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Robert, it looks like I have succeeded in transferring my 2008 online data to the 2009 desktop product. The online help is a little cryptic, but once you have saved a 2009 .tax file (mine actually had updated 2009 data since I was doing some preliminary work online) to your computer, you should choose Open Tax Return from the File menu of the desktop application. It kicks back to the transferring screen, but then it starts to transfer the data. It left me in the transferring screen with the button that look non-applicable, so I just clicked on the Personal Info or Federal Taxes tabs to get into the application. I hope this helps!
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Yes, if you purchase the download or the retail package (which you can get from Amazon). Also, "yes" if you pay for the online version (which you cannot get from Amazon, you can get this from the TurboTax website). I believe the only case where the Basic version would not print the federal return is if you use the online version, and don't pay the 20 bucks when you want to file your return. I have used the Basic version of TurboTax since 1996. In my opinion, the only benefit to the Deluxe and Premier versions is that they provide you with more guidance for more complicated returns. If you generally know what you are doing (say, not much has changed from previous tax returns), the Basic version should suit your needs.