I had to use TaxAct last year. It seems to be the only consumer tax software available that supports QOF. The effort was about 25%-50% more to use a new software and reenter information from previous year. The navigation seems easier as you are able to quickly see the forms that relates to what you are filling in and jump around. The question and answer is sometimes worse than Turbotax and I had to redo some of the answers, but because you can easily switch to the forms view for what fields you are answering, you can update or delete quickly.. Bottom line is it is possible to do your own tax if you want to go this route for QOF. I used the PC download version which is a bit more expensive than turbo tax pc version.
