Why I buy this one ?
- Includes everything you need for your self-employment and personal income taxes
- Expanded interview guides you step-by-step through schedule C to help maximize business expenses, home office deductions, depreciation and more
- Creates W-2 and 1099-MISC forms for your employees and contractors
- Shows you your maximum depreciation method
- Includes over 60 categories of business deductions

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What our customer's say!

"Great but Macs must upgrade", TurboTax is fantastic -- got us ~$5000 back after H&R Block did it incorrectly -- but you must have Tiger or Leopard on your Mac in order to run it. What a nightmare I've been going through with this! My Leopard disc was apparently defective and so now I'm stuck with an OS with problems, freezing and such. I only upgraded because of TurboTax. Otherwise, I would have been very happy going on with super stable Panther. Arrggh. But at least TurboTax whipped through our taxes with speed and alacrity and yet another refund. TurboTax is terrific, over all, worth the hassle.

"Turbo Tax Home and Business", This product was well worth it. It saved me so much time than the old way by hand. I highly recommend this.

"can't match my accountant's savy", I'd love to stop paying an accountant, but the level of detail he provides for deductions is greater than what I could produce with turbo

"TurboTax review", This program was very easy. Just answer questions as your progress through. You could also compare last years with this year a great feature.

"Good Investment", I used the free online version and decided to go with this purchase just because I have more than one return I needed to complete. In all cases, the refund amounts are higher than the online version because this product gives your more options and deductions. It paid for itself and then some. I will continue to purchase next year's version as well.

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"I will continue to use this product", I have used this product before and I'm very happy with it. Over the years the product has improved and is easier ot use with each successive release. I have a few quibbles with the user interface on the sale of stock but no real complaints.
Buy it and use it...it works.

"Great...gets better every year.", I love doing taxes with Turbo Tax. It downloads faster than it used to. It prompts you and walks you through things if you want it to. Otherwise it allows you to do it your own way, without prompts. It stores information from year to year (depreciation, W-2's, addresses, etc.), making the whole process even faster. The only thing I would ask they consider doing differently is the business expenses list. For some reason it's hard to get to it. I had to fiddle around in the business section trying to find it. When I tried to find it on the list of topics, I never could get it to take me directly there. That is my only criticism, though. It is a great product, and I will buy it every year.

"good product but misleading", I purchased this product hoping I could complete my personal returns along with my business returns for my s-corp. I was wrong. It only lets you enter your distributions via the K-1 for your personal taxes. I had to purchase TT Business as well and then only ended up using this more expensive product more like the personal TT product. Lesson learned!

"Overall Misleading. Good Federal Product; State deductions & confirmation emails suck", I bought Turbo Tax after using Tax Cut in my last few years - Turbo tax had a better flow, better UI and more user friendly language when it comes to explaining complicated tax stuff, especially when it comes to deductions.

The federal seemed fine, but when I tried to use my 529 contributions as a deduction for my State filing (UT) it just would not allow me. It does not give me any manual way to work around it, and makes the single rate tax calculation and completely avoided my 529 contributions which would have resulted in me getting 150 dollars more in my tax return.

I think the e-filing fees are way expensive - and I did not get confirmation email from Turbo Tax (or Intuit) that my tax return e-file has been accepted by the IRS (the Program states that it would send an email as soon as it was accepted by the IRS). I started getting nervous after 48 hours within which the IRS guarantees the electronic confirmation and had to log in to the Intuit website to check my e-file status.

Since they have a big office in Orem (in Utah) I would assume that they would have tested the Utah State return a little more. I have to go through the pain of filing an amendment and mailing it out now. The online support is non responsive, and the FAQ is minimal at best in terms of imparting info.

I would avoid Turbo tax in the future, and would tell the same to anyone who seeks advise from me. I can spend the 70 bucks + some with a pro and get some peace of mind. Their idea to monetize everything while you are doing your taxes sucks.

"Killing the goose that lays the golden eggs", Intuit is killing the TurboTax product. On one hand, they appear to be trying to make it entirely idiot proof, which means that non-idiots have to wade through endless screens of non-relevant questions, with an array of often misleading options. On the other hand, Intuit seems to be trying to chip away at the included feature set while attempting to monetize the very features they are removing. This is akin to manufacturers who reduce the size of their candy bar to disguise what is actually a price hike: you pay more for less.

The product differentiation with a seemingly increasing number of more expensive variations is also irritating.

I've been using the product so long, as well as Quicken, that I doubt that I will change. It still gets the job done. But Intuit, as a company, is leaving me with the feeling that its only interest is in turning me upside down and shaking me until all the loose change falls out of my pocket. I doubt that Intuit will committ corporate suicide with its attitude, but I really wonder if more people won't look at alternatives.

Jerry