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I last used TaxAct in 2011, and would still be using it but for an increasingly complicated business situation which necessitates lots of accountant time (one b
by patio11 11y ago
I last used TaxAct in 2011, and would still be using it but for an increasingly complicated business situation which necessitates lots of accountant time (one benefit of which is that form manipulation is thrown in for free). It's great. If any of you are doing uncomplicated W-2 or small business returns which don't have a gazillion moving parts, give it a spin; it's much better than the price suggests.
Edit to add: I'd be remiss if I didn't note "Small software company in Iowa which doesn't have a blog, didn't invent Rails, and which > 90% of HN has never heard of before has > $100 million in annual revenue." It's a great time to be alive, isn't it?
- herge 11y ago57$ million of profit with just 150 employees too! I'll take 380k per head any day.
- smileysteve 11y agoI also love TaxAct. For <$20 it allows me to do all sorts of small business deductions, k1s, capital gains, etc. I tried turbotax once and it was impossibly limited.
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