Bad for Business

[user17731630747]

I hate the idea that just bc Windows ended support Intuit suddenly can't provide its own security?  For shame.  Certainly doesn't instill confidence in the product; websites and online storage are famously insecure.  This site is so bad.  For starters, it tells you that you can upload last year's tax file, but it doesn't even have .tax as a file extension it will *try* to look for. It tells you you can't upload a .pdf, but of course you can, it just doesn't do any good. It's like those jobs where they let you upload a resume but then make you enter everything by hand.

I am filing for my business, which it seems to automatically shoehorn me into paying something like $400-500 for, despite always paying less than $150 for as software. Do I waste my time entering everybody's SSNs and every detail it should absolutely upload, deny all assistance, and still pay 3x what the initial link promised? I think I'll try my luck at Taxact.

[M-MTax]

If you have a problem with paying $400-$500 for software to do your personal and business returns, you probably don't want to use TaxAct. Their 1065 and 1120-S bundles are each close to $100 more than TurboTax Business and you still have to buy their personal tax prep software.

You can get H&R Block Premium and Business for around $90 at Amazon (currently) and that may be all you need.