TurboTax Question

"Shhhh" wrote

Not at all. You'll need to buy (on-line will work) the second state program (or more appropriately the unlock code). There should be more details, unfortunately, inside the box.

I don't have a clue as to what the fee is for the additional state. But if I remember correctly from the bitching and griping, it seems it was almost as much as the purchase you are contemplating making.

Their web site says it's another $29.95 for each state.

So what, it's $40 for the software, and another $30 for the additional state. You're up to $70 already before you factor in your time and agrivation.

A follow-up question... will TurboTax handle 10-99R forms? thank you

Shhhh

"BB123" wrote

I'd be surprised if it didn't.

but some states have a free tax calculator and efiling so check the website of that east or west coast state!

No

that means they >Hello all,

"Steve" wrote

It wouldn't be seamless with the software, but it generally shouldn't require a ton of data entry either (don't know if it saves to disk though).

does anybody have this problem? the turbo tax program does not seem to handle investment losses automatically. if you lost money in a stock, it seems you have to be careful to type it in by hand and to doublecheck that the program gives you some deductions.