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Question

Paid $69. Why did i not save up to $30 by filing before Feb. 28th?

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
February 17, 2022
2 replies
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I expected to pay $39.
I could not determine cost of $69 upon check out. Save up to $30 if filing before Feb. 28th did not occur.

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The amount that you are charged depends on many factors such as,

Whether you are using Deluxe, Premier, or Self-employed
Whether you are in a Live Product
Whether you added any add-ons, such as MAX or chose to Pay With Refund

Please see this TurboTax FAQ, for more information, Why am I being charged $39?

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Level 15

Hard to know where you saw that, but it may have been an "Up-To" deal.

i.e. The SE version is $30 off ( $89 vs $119)

But Premier is $20 off ( $69 vs $89)

.....so the $69 is already the $20 off price.....and only the SE version is $30 off

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I don't work for TTX, but that would be my evaluation of the situation.

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