How many returns can you prepare and e-file, federal and state, with TurboTax Home
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You can file 5 Returns With This-That's the other reason of purchasing it. The step by step instructions along with the questions/suggestions cover just about every angle of savings. For me it's way cheaper than having them done for me and I reap the extra benefits. Plus you take your time doing them. There is no rush to finish that day you install the program. Everything, every step is saved easy to go back to.
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Form 1040 is for personal taxes, this software is for corporations. If you have a self employed business, the form you need to file for the business part is Schedule C that is embedded in 1040. So you need Turbotax Home and Business.
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One state return is included, but California will charge $20 to file digitally. I don't know if other states have similar charges.
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Please note that while the state software is included for free, you will need to pay a fee to e-file the state return ($19.95 for NC). The federal e-file is free (up to 5 e-filings).
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what do you mean by free files? my version covers federal and state and allows you to file 5 free federal online and 1 state online.
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5 FREE federal e-files included. 1 state program download included, and you can e-file state return for $19.95/return. If you need additional states, they can be purchased at $39.95.
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I would like to know if this product includes a free efile for the business return (1065). On the H&R block site it states 5 federal efiles - 5 personal or does it include one for business????
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yes, includes 1 free state download for preparing the return, but e-file for state is extra cost at $19.95 per return. The state download is currently not available and scheduled for release on 1/15/2013.
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Five free federal e-files. Over five there is a cost. State e-files are charged for each e-file no matter how many. I think this is a very good value.
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TaxCut does offer state e-files, but you need to buy the correct version of the software, which costs a little more with state e-filing. Check the package material and then go to the "update" section, hunt around in the offered state updates until you find the correct one WITH e-filing. Also be aware that states get updated when they can be, not all at once, so AZ might not be available yet, when others are. Patience is a virtue. Dave S.
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If you purchased Turbo Tax Deluxe + State all you have to do is complete your federal return and then it should ask you if you want to download the state form and you choose wich one and it should be free.
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Yes, you can print the federal return. That statement is very easy to misinterpret. It is trying to say that State preparation and STATE printing is not included. It was not referring to printing of federal forms .
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Not sure where you saw this.... I looked at my software for trusts, Sub-S Corp and Estate returns and they all have filing by mail, printing for filing or for personal records, and printing to paper or to PDF files.
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I searched on my TurboTax Deluxe and clicked on Schedule F and it asks questions about farms. I believe it should prepare Schedule F.
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I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so your results maybe lower if you also print in graphics mode. I hope this information helps. I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so... » Read More I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so your results maybe lower if you also print in graphics mode. I hope this information helps. « Show Less
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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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Yes, however there is an additional fee to e-file the state return -only 5 federal e-files are included. Some states offer free filing on their website for which the software provides the inputs, or you can print a paper copy and mail it in for the state.