Thinking further, Intuit can't really put a counter on the number of tax documents you can create (you might want to create multiple test returns for different job, deduction, or investment scenarios, or you might test joint vs separate filing.) Imagine the outrage if Microsoft imposed an arbitrary limit on the number of powerpoint presentations you could create. What Intuit can do is limit who uses the program (only personal use, not paid or professional) and how many computers you can install the program on (you can install it on 5 computers that you own, you can't give copies of your paid program to other people.) (the 5 e-file limit comes from the IRS)
