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I'm surprised they still have the desktop version tbh. Do that many people prefer downloading and installing the software?

• mindslight 4y ago
  Well I for one surely wouldn't enter my personal information into a likely surveillance vacuum! I install the desktop software, make sure it works, then kill Internet access to the VM and never enable it again. For the wider market, I'd imagine there are a lot of people stuck in their patterns and discontinuing the product might make them look at other options.
• adventured 4y ago
  Accounting firms, large and small, are often reluctant to switch out of what they know, it's a huge hassle. It's still very common for firms to utilize installed tax preparation software.
• awepoiufjwaeoip 4y ago
  Why would I enter sensitive financial information into a website that isn't owned and operated by the government (to whom I'm sending information anyway)? I don't want to use the internet for my taxes, so I do TurboTax locally and save that information in local files.
• dboreham 4y ago
  For sensitive financial data, yes.