***** NOT FOR PERSONAL TAXES ***** Only if you use an entity. Also, slight crippleware - will not transfer last years tax information - you will have to enter that manually. http://www.turbotax.com/lp/ty09/ppc...ax+business&cid=ppc_gg_b_stan_bz_nn_btt+bsnss
I'm waiting on the Geithner version of turbo tax. I understand you're guaranteed to pay less, and if caught cheating, there are no penalties.
I have used TaxAct for years. It's free for Federal, and as far as I know the only one that handles 8-digit investment purchase/sale amounts.
No, it's not a scam. I do not post crappy stuff. Intuit actually gave the full version of TurboTax Business away last year, of which I took advantage of. No charge - it was free. They are doing it again this year, but slight crippleware (as I have mentioned in my first post). Intuit figures: a) If it's your first time using TT Biz, they gain a new customer, and next year you will buy full version to transfer 2009 information to 2010 b) You still get charged $50 for doing your state return & efile)