The reason being, tax season is upon us, and I have H&R Block's Basic TaxCut program. If it actually helps, I am willing to spend the $30 to get an increase on my tax return. If not, then I'll just stick to the program I have now.
I don't have much to file, only two W-2 forms and a couple of things to claim (Union dues, and donations). So if it won't make a big difference, then I won't spend the extra money. Also, is Quicken or H&R Block's program better?
2007-02-18
19:17:17
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Richie G
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