If I buy this for filing 2013 tax, can I use the tool to file 2014 as well? My second question is, can I take print out of tax prep?
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I use the 2013 Turbo Tax as a help for me to work up my tax estimates for the year 2014, as I file and pay quarterly taxes. Turbo Tax is helpful in working up the 2014 estimates. You must however buy a new 2014 Turbo Tax to complete your 2014 taxes, as tax rates change and laws change. I am not sure I understand the print question, but you can print out any forms you desire, including any worksheets, and I usually print out my final return before I E-File.
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Yes, absolutely. That's how I use them every year.I do print to PDF first so I can look at them and keep an archival copy, but l do it from QuickBooks.
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1st be aware that the current taxes being prepared are for the year 2013 and you will need a H&R block home basic 2013 program to file 2013 taxes. If you did not file 2012 taxes and you have the H&R block 2012 program, you should be able to use that program and file right now. Suggest you call H&R Block at 1-800-472-5625 for help on this matter. You will not be able to file 2013 taxes with a 2012 program
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I answered this question a couple days ago but I wanted to clarify. the forms that I received and then returned to you were 2013. I need 2014.
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Amazon allows you to re-download the software in the future. By the way, TurboTax also allows you to print your return as a PDF so you won't have to re-print your return in the future.
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It does not. You need to purchase an annual subscription which for more than 3 people costs you around $380 a year in addition to whatever your software costs. If that's not bad enough, after 3 years you will be FORCED to upgrade your Quickbooks software in order to continue to have the privilege of paying the annual subscription which by then will likely be $500 a year. There is an all manual mode buried in the software somewhere or it used to be...but good luck finding it and if you do use it, you can't print any forms. In the old old days, before Intuit turned evil, they would offer a one time free tax table download which in many cases was good for a few years...all you had to do was tweak the federal withholdings manually. Those days are long gone.
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I purchased mine this year from Staples. It has 2013 printed in the box that says OMB No. and Form 1099-Misc. If it comes without a year on it then you can probably just write 2013 in that box.
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Yes. All you have to do is get your tax info and enter into the appropriate places. It will ask if this is for amending or regular filing and yes click on amend. I reccomend this to everyone. The only time I ever had a problem with my taxes is when I hired a CPA. Its easy to use.
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I purchased it last year for 2012 and it came as stated. Had no issues with the forms. Since they mentioned it for 2013 it should be ok, but I can't confirm as year to year is different but I did receive what was described with not problems. Hope the answered helped some what. Good luck
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YEP! They charge you $17.95 to e-file. AND another $17.95 for state e-file. That was a dirty little trick that I did not know. It is buried in the product description....but my goodness, didn't you assume a $40 tax piece of software included e-file?? I sure did! Needless to say, I am irritated at them trying to gouge me for another $36, so I am mailing in my return after printing it out. So much for a computer making this return faster...
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Boy I'm not sure. You should check with a company you would buy them from. If you still have trouble locating them, go to IRS.gov and order them from there. They may not be printer compatible but they have them and they are free.
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I don't work with Quicken, however, if there's an option to print 1099s from your program, I would think the form would work since the form itself is set up by the IRS. You might have to do some aligning to get all the information within the fields. I've had to do this with other clients printers but it's a printer issue and not a forms issue. Hope this helps.
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That's correct; you cannot import info directly from Schwab into the H&R Block software. I've used Tax Cut for years (I'm a Schwab customer), and I copy the info I need from Schwab into an Excel file, and then use a third party macro (from InvestoTeK, called ConvertExcel2TXF, $5.00) to make the conversion of the info from Schwab into the needed format (.TXF file) which can be imported. I discovered this last year when doing our 2009 taxes and it works great. You just pay for the macro and download it online. (I have no connection to InvestoTek except as a satisfied customer). FYI if you are a Schwab customer you can buy TurboTax through them for a discount. I just prefer the H&R Block software to TT.
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I've not used delux for this purpose but even the basic product should support the entry of income and deductions for the rental property IF you know how it should be entered. Again, I'm guessing but based on how premeir went through for our rental property it asks a LOT of questions about expenses, etc. so you know what is deductible. So if you know what's what and where it should go it would probably work. You might even go online to turbotax and try out the package, it's free to enter data etc., you just can't view forms until you pay.
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You have got to love the fact that "Bob" works for and supports Turbo Tax. I used Free Tax USA for the first time (previously with Turbo Tax) and have a Masters in Tax (so I think I know what I am talking about) and found both products very similar. Turbo Tax has a few more bells but if your return is fairly straight foreword, save the money and go with Free Tax USA. Brian
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I do mine and I do my parents also. I efile mine. My parents do not. I have not tried to efile two returns. You can do as many returns on one turbo tax purchase as you need to. It even save the files separately
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It depends on how quickly you would like to get started. I downloaded TurboTax and able to recover it if needed.