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cliff_rock Jan 17, 2008 8:15 am
30% off ANY TurboTax via Borders Rewards Perks
 
Got an e-mail from Border Rewards, if you sign up for Borders Rewards Perks (i.e. a program where you voluntarily agree to be spammed by Borders Partners), you can get 30% off of any TurboTax product download as this week's Deal of the Week.

So I sold out and did it. It works, and it applies to Basic, Deluxe, Premier, and Home & Business versions.

nor4 Jan 17, 2008 10:26 am
Try pricegrabber.com
 
I just bought Turbotax Premier with State for $55.99 incl shipping using pricegrabber.com. The merchant was Asena. Ships via USPS first class.

CrazyOne Jan 17, 2008 11:41 am
Originally Posted by yashan (Post 9083498)
I'm sure they'll charge you tax but what about shipping?
Costco.com says shipping is $5 on Deluxe. Although someone above said their shipping was going to be $12, so not sure if it's the same for all versions, or whether that was a different than usual shipping method. (The shipping should not be different, clearly, as I don't think the boxes are any larger/heavier.)

Keflyer Jan 17, 2008 12:37 pm
Used this last year.
 
Used this last year fro Federal filing for free. Works fine. Turbotax more user friendly tho. But free is free.

QUOTE=twinsflytoo;8976740]Or for a better price, free. I've never used this product, but found this link on DealNews.

http://www.taxact.com/products/standard_overview.asp[/QUOTE]

Boraxo Jan 17, 2008 4:43 pm
Last weekend turbo online went down for a whle.

Last year on April 15, turbo online went down delaying thousands from filing returns.

Go ahead, take your chances with the online version. As for me, I'm happy to wait for a discounted CD from a local retailer and will be sure not to wait until April 15 to e-file.

mareh Jan 19, 2008 11:08 am
Costo.com has Deluxe TurboTax Plus State with free shipping right now. I'm not a member, so I had a surcharge. My total came to $23.93 with tax, shipped. (E-filing isn't included.)

dayone Jan 19, 2008 4:44 pm
Staples matched the Costco price. I brought a page print from costco.com and the cashier verified it online.

cfischer Jan 19, 2008 7:04 pm
Originally Posted by worldexpress (Post 9073004)
i've been using taxcut for years and last year i was given an opportunity to use the taxslayer (taxslayer.com) a web-based service for free.

i prepared my return (1040 long form) using both taxcut and and taxslayer and they came out with identical results. i did ultimately file the return using the trusty taxcut since i had it but i would not hesitate to use taxslayer which my daughter did do without any problem whatsoever. ideally i prefer not to have my tax info residing in a commercial server out there somewhere but you can't beat the value taxslayer offers. i highly recommend it.

- $9.95 for BOTH fed. and state e-filings (FREE to military personnel)
- Converts returns in pdf files you can save.
- Can use last years info saved on your account.

taxslayer.com
that sounds awefully cheap, anyone with experience. Last year I paid someone to do my taxes, but it was terribly complex ... this year I should be able to do it myself ... but it will be the first time in the US (my first 2.5 years in the US were tax free thanks to a tax treaty :D ). Is this ok to use for someone who has never filed a US tax return before? I have nothing special to deduct, just the usual things such as mortgage and so on.

IMStill4Travel Jan 19, 2008 10:17 pm
Costco price is $31.99 here in SAT. -$15 coupon brings it to $16.99 in store.

No state income tax in TX. :) ^

Mastermind Jan 24, 2008 5:42 pm
FREE Filings- Most based on AGI and Age
 
Found this site a few years ago. It shows 20 different sites that offer free federal filing. Enjoy!:D
http://www.irs.gov/app/freeFile/jsp/index.jsp?ck

hotelierLA Jan 24, 2008 6:09 pm
I was at Costco about a day or two before the Turbotax coupon became valid. When I returned later to take advantage of the coupon, the price had been raised. Still a good deal, but I think I paid $21.99 plus tax.

Originally Posted by IMStill4Travel (Post 9101646)
Costco price is $31.99 here in SAT. -$15 coupon brings it to $16.99 in store.

No state income tax in TX. :) ^

Frenchie Flyer Jan 30, 2008 12:22 pm
Free download of software from H & R Block - DeductionPro 2007. Gives current rates for various charitable donations.

http://www.hrblock.com/assets/partne..._giveaway.html

Frenchie Flyer

MisterNice Jan 30, 2008 2:03 pm
A week ago Staples had deals for both TurboTax Deluxe F&S and Quicken Deluxe for about $100 total with $60 in rebates. Staples rebates are nice as you can apply via the internet with immediate acknowledgement. Overall this beat Costco pricing.

MisterNice

dayone Jan 30, 2008 2:28 pm
Originally Posted by MisterNice (Post 9162624)
Overall, this beat Costco pricing.
Only if one wants Quicken, which, for online banking access, only needs to be upgraded once every three years.

Cap'n Adventure Jan 30, 2008 3:17 pm
Originally Posted by KathyWdrf (Post 9008000)
However, I did notice another interesting thing in the box. There is a $10 mail-in rebate coupon that is valid if you purchase any of the following products at any of the participating retailers:
That rebate was the only useful thing I found in that mailing.


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