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Me too! I started using TurboTax years ago, and have always grudgingly paid the ever-increasing fees for the service. They're so slippery about state filing fee
by dantillberg 11y ago
Me too! I started using TurboTax years ago, and have always grudgingly paid the ever-increasing fees for the service. They're so slippery about state filing fees.
I estimate I'll be saving about $60 as a result of this article this year. For TurboTax, because I have a small mutual fund account, I have to upgrade to the "Premium" option just for those extra two or three boxes. H&R Block had similar pricing last year. TaxAct has a similar pricing strategy but much lower prices: instead of $50 for the federal and $40 for the state, it's just $15 each (or something like those numbers).
I'm thinking of it like this: TaxAct needs to afford their $200k houses in Iowa, while TurboTax needs to afford their $1M houses in the Valley.
- curun1r 11y ago> TurboTax needs to afford their $1M houses in the Valley. FYI: While Intuit's main headquarters may be in Mtn View, TurboTax is primarily based in San Diego. That's not Iowa cheap, but it's somewhere in between.