@ScruffyCurmudgeon wrote:
Most of the so-called "Champs" (formerly known as "SuperUsers") - none of whom are Intuit Employees - recommend that for most tax returns that are more than "simple" the Taxpayer will benefit in ease of navigating the tax program using Desktop. A truly major and valuable feature of the desktop program is the ability to switch to a view of the tax forms themselves as they are filled in and calculations are made.
Yes. There are some entries (and even forms) for entities in the Business edition that can only be made in Forms Mode.
