can you transfer saved information from turbotax?
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Yes, you can. See http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/100753/H-R-Block-At-Home-2012/ (only one of several ads and reviews that specifically state this).
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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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I previously had to do an amended return with Turbo Tax and since I keep all of my disc's, I did not have a problem. You may have to input all of the original data into the 2013 version and click on amended return. Good Luck
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I have not transfered files from earlier versions so I'm sorry I cannot help you. The reason is I have just started using this software in our business.
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Yes. I have a that macbook too. I have purchases turbo tax twice. It keeps a file on the computer for the next years taxes making updating previous years tax information unnecessary.
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Yes. iBank's set-up assistant will help you to install QIF files exported by your copy of Microsoft Money, transferring data including accounts, transactions, categories and investments.
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NO. What happens is you put your new XP machine in there and re-run the WET wizard only to see that there is no "Continue an existing transfer" option the wizard. Better stick with File and Settings Transfer or USMT or do it manually.
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I'm a Mac user and I am very satisfied. I've been using the Mac version of TurboTax for years and never had a problem. I have never had to use the form you reference, but I believe TurboTax gives you access to ALL tax forms.
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I'm not sure. I had lost my disk when I changed computers, upgraded. As hard as I tried I could not transfer the addresses. I tried copying them to a memory stick, emailing them and various other attempts. I ended up printing them and then entering and saving them on the new computer. Hope this helps. Chuck
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Yes, you can use hanging files. I keep things that I file on a daily bases, like bank statements, receipts, car information, insurance information, Gas & Electric, Water & Sewer, Tax information. It is really convenient for filing and holds about a years worth of information, so you are more likely to go through it and clean out the old information that you no longer need.
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I have been moving Money 2004 from one computer to another for the last 4+ years. Just load the CD and to move your data, just do a backup of the files from one computer and then do a restore on the new one.
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I would purchase TurboTax; the website may not allow you to access all of the deductions which you may entitled to.
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Not directly. The way I got my data into Moneydance was to import it into Quicken and then export it as a QIF file. If Microsoft Money supports QIF output you could export directly. Although I really like Moneydance, I'd gladly go back to Microsoft Money if I had the opportunity. Money was an absolutely perfect fit for my needs while Moneydance is just very well designed for my needs.
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Yes! Simply export your file using the export link, save it directly to your new program. Make sure you include all notes, photos and documents (the progrM will ask if you wish to include thse) and your new program will then have everything includex! I had no problems with this. Also check out the HELP function. This will walk you through it step by step.
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You should be able to do that. Actually, that is why I bought this program because I had a blank govt. PDF job application that I wanted to fill in the requested personal information with my computer rather than write it in. It worked well for me and the price was right rather than buying a current version of the program./
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I went to H&R Block's website's FAQ and looks like a yes! See below: "Can I transfer my prior year tax return or financial information into H&R Block At Home? You can import basic information such as your name, address, and dependent information from your prior-year H&R Block At Home or TurboTax software tax returns."
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Yes, but I've not used it. I've bought it for roughly 5 or 6 years. It's had it's ups & down operations-wise, but the support group is helpful and free. (Obviously busy busy during tax season.) Hard to beat for the price and allows you to reload info. from payers/vendors/employees each subsequent year; so it can be habit forming depending on how many entries you've previously loaded. Here's their contact info.:866-483-8131, support@custsupp.com, ComplyRight, Inc.,3451 Jupiteer Ct., Oxnard, CA 93030. Good hunting.