H&R Block At Home 2009 Deluxe Federal + State + eFile
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- Ideal for homeowners and investors, H&R Block At Home Deluxe includes everything you need to easily complete your federal and state taxes, plus five free federal e-files
- Customized interview process helps you easily complete your federal and state taxes
- Easily import W-2, 1099, and data from last year’s return; quickly import data from TaxCut, TurboTax, Quicken, and Microsoft Money software
- Automatically double-checks returns for errors; built-in expertise and audit support with guidance
- Guidance for reporting investments, dividends, home sales, and retirement income; H&R Block DeductionPro software to maximize tax savings from donations
Product Description
Guidance for all your personal tax situations. Federal forms and State forms. Step-by-step interviews guide you through a customized experience relevant to your tax situation. Everything you need to prepare your federal and state taxes in one complete program.Amazon.com Product Description
H&R Block At Home Deluxe includes everything you need to easily complete your federal and state taxes, plus five free federal e-files. With a new, easy-to-use interface,… More >>
H&R Block At Home 2009 Deluxe Federal + State + eFile
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If you bought a new home and plan on files for the $8000 tax credit, you will not be able to efile the federal tax form. You must print the entire thing and mail it in.
Rating: 2 / 5
I’ve been using TaxCut for years but for the past two years, it is getting ridiculous. I don’t think it’s hard to do a market test to determine what people need in a tax program. In this case, we buy TaxCut for Home so that we can E-File one Federal and one State. Why do I need to file 5 federal files and ended up paying additional $20 for State E-File?
Rating: 3 / 5
The H&R Block software would not work on my one-year-old Vista laptop. It gave me an error message that it had to be run from the computer that it was originally installed on (which, of course, was exactly what I was doing). I lost many hours trying to make it work.
I was also very disappointed that I had to download and install an Amazon download agent, something that forever runs in your memory and CPU, just for the privilege of buying any software from Amazon. It took two tries to get it installed and running because the firewall didn’t like it. I have now turned the agent off.
The only saving grace in this entire experience is Amazon’s great customer service, and willingness to give me a full refund.
Rating: 1 / 5
After downloading, the readme file indicated that the key codes for electronic fling would immediately follow and/or be a part of my “download package.” I spent some time searching, with no joy. Add to the cost of the software on Amazon the cost of finding the key codes – or paying for the e-file. For $5 more, it’s probably advisable to download directly from HR Block unless you do not value your own time.
Rating: 2 / 5
I have always used H & R Block At Home, formerly know as Taxcut software and love it. I decided to try the downloaded version to save myself $20-, but this turned into a nightmare! I should have paid more attention to the reviews. I have tried, unsuccessfully to get the software to install on my Vista laptop for 5 whole hours! I give up, and am now loading the disks they sent in the mail. I can only hope I get a refund from Amazon. If not, I have wasted the money and my time. FYI: I tried trouble-shooting with Amazon, Microsoft and H & R Block through phone, email and chat options. None worked. I am so frustrated right now I could spit!
That said, I am looking forward to doing my taxes on a consistently great product- if I can ever get it to work! My recommendation: Get the disks. The full cost is deductible the next year anyway. ;o)
Rating: 1 / 5