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It's not that it sucks, it is error prone. Completely ignore a knowledge of tax law for a moment. Data has to be copied from one form to another, copied for cal
by II2II 3y ago
It's not that it sucks, it is error prone. Completely ignore a knowledge of tax law for a moment. Data has to be copied from one form to another, copied for calculation (whether you do it on paper or with a calculator), copied from one line to another, and finally copied from the form into the government's tax software. Each step produces the potential for error. Properly written software does not have the same potential for error.
- loeg 3y agoIt sounds like you're agreeing with me that it sucks.
- drdec 3y ago> Properly written software does not have the same potential for error. To err is human, to really foul things up requires a computer. As a user, how do you know that the tax software you are using was "properly written"?
- aeries 3y agoI'm not following the point of this comment? TurboTax's correctness is battle-tested by millions of people every year- the odds of you making a mistake carrying over numbers by hand are way higher than TT making a calculation error.