The annual tax software discounts thread
Dec 16, 2013, 4:33 pm
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Office Depot has fired the first shot:
http://slickdeals.net/f/6552940-offi...e-2014-edition
This is kind of disappointing, compared to previous years' FAR software bonanzas.
http://slickdeals.net/f/6552940-offi...e-2014-edition
This is kind of disappointing, compared to previous years' FAR software bonanzas.
Jan 6, 2014, 6:45 pm
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Turbotax Deluxe Fed+State+Fed efile current prices (as of 06 Jan):
OfficeDepot (CD): $49.99
Amazon Prime (download): $39.99 (+10 if you don't have prime)
Costco (CD): $29.99 (after $10off coupon)
TurboTax Premier
Costco: $59.99 (after $10off coupon)
Amazon Prime: $59.99 (+10 if you don't have prime)
OfficeDepot (CD): $49.99
Amazon Prime (download): $39.99 (+10 if you don't have prime)
Costco (CD): $29.99 (after $10off coupon)
TurboTax Premier
Costco: $59.99 (after $10off coupon)
Amazon Prime: $59.99 (+10 if you don't have prime)
Last edited by Spiff; Jan 10, 2014 at 7:48 pm
Jan 6, 2014, 8:13 pm
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Office Max has 20% off coupon that you can print online and bring into your local store (might also be able to use it online). It applies to tax software, since I used it last week for such.
Actually a calendar year can also be the fiscal year for a company.
You are reporting your 2012 income on a 1040 with 2012 in big print with software also marked 2012. How's that confusing unless you are one of 4,000 filers with a fiscal year like March 1, 2012, ending February 28, 2013. If so, that could be confusing but it would your fault for choosing a fiscal year. Oh, by the way, a fiscal year is any year that is not a calendar year.
Jan 10, 2014, 1:02 pm
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Turbotax Deluxe Fed+State+Fed efile current prices (as of 06 Jan):
OfficeDepot (CD): $49.99
Amazon Prime (download): $39.99 (+10 if you don't have prime)
Costco (CD): $29.99 (after $10off coupon)
TurboTax Premier
Costco: $59.99 (after $10off coupon)
Amazon Prime: $59.99 (+10 if you don't have prime)
Last edited by Spiff; Jan 10, 2014 at 7:48 pm
Jan 12, 2014, 4:50 pm
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I used turbo tax last year, plan to do so this year. Is it safe to assume that all STATE e-file is extra. I have seen that to e-file, it is 36.99. Anywhere I can purchase it bundled with e-file? The cheapest I have seen it is on intuit.com website. Cheaper than costco and amazon prime.
Jan 13, 2014, 5:02 am
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I used turbo tax last year, plan to do so this year. Is it safe to assume that all STATE e-file is extra. I have seen that to e-file, it is 36.99. Anywhere I can purchase it bundled with e-file? The cheapest I have seen it is on intuit.com website. Cheaper than costco and amazon prime.
Jan 13, 2014, 7:37 am
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Southwest Airlines 1000 Rapid Rewards points for getting TurboTax through their portal. That's $16.67 towards a Wanna Get Away points booking booked by March 30, $14.28 afterwards. They charge $29.99 for Deluxe federal.
Last edited by rove312; Jan 13, 2014 at 7:48 am
Jan 25, 2014, 8:36 am
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Office Depot
Office depot is offering a $5 gift card for H&R Block software Deluxe and higher. Tax software is $34.99
TurboTax is $49.99 and includes free Quicken starter edition (after rebate)
Good 1/26/2014-02/01/2014
Best deal I've seen so far on the H&R Block software, but not good enough for me to buy it yet......
TurboTax is $49.99 and includes free Quicken starter edition (after rebate)
Good 1/26/2014-02/01/2014
Best deal I've seen so far on the H&R Block software, but not good enough for me to buy it yet......
Jan 25, 2014, 10:32 am
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Anyone using the *Staple's ink reward program? $2 for every ink or toner cartridge brought in a month, max of 10. Then wait a month and use the $20 in ink rewards toward a Turbo Tax purchase? My work place threw out almost 200 ink cartridges that I pulled out of the dumpster. Technically not a discount so a little OT but hey if your workplace is just tossing cartridges, grab 10 this month and use the $20 credit that will post in February.
* You need to be in the staples reward program (free) to get the $2 per cartridge.
* You need to be in the staples reward program (free) to get the $2 per cartridge.
Jan 25, 2014, 10:55 am
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I used turbo tax last year, plan to do so this year. Is it safe to assume that all STATE e-file is extra. I have seen that to e-file, it is 36.99. Anywhere I can purchase it bundled with e-file? The cheapest I have seen it is on intuit.com website. Cheaper than costco and amazon prime.
Fidelity, as usual, offers a discount to everyone, not just its customers - https://www.fidelity.com/taxes/turbo...count/overview
On-line: Deluxe 19.99, Premier 34.99, with state an additional 36.99
Download: Deluxe - 49.99 Premier - 74.99 with one state included
Costco is cheaper, if you're a member and are headed there anyway or want to wait for shippin, but this can be downloaded at home, and is always available by mid-December if you need to do any last-minute tax planning.
Last edited by CPRich; Jan 25, 2014 at 11:02 am