TaxCut Standard & Deduction Pro - FREE
H&R Block is giving away TaxCut Standard (Federal) and Deduction Pro absolutely free.
You will still have to find a way to do your state taxes but you’ll be covered on the federal.
You may have missed it but the resources are still there, check out H&R Block’s National Tax Advice Day.
Some have tried to download the software and experienced problems (them asking for money), here a tip from kind reader Jennifer:
I got it. Just change the quantity in the 2nd box (download insurance) to 0. Push update. Should be free.
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Once again…Windows only. sigh.
I’ve used taxcut for years and years, and even used their mac version after buying an iMac over a year ago. But mac users rarely seem to be included on these promos (quicken flat out charges MORE for the mac version of their software). I’ll be giving turbotax online a shot this year.
But if I still was on windows, I’d be psyched…I always enjoyed using taxcut.
That doesn’t seem to work. I get the page where it says it is free but when I say add to cart it shows up a shopping cart with it listed as costing $9.99. I tried a few things to see if I was doing something wrong but couldn’t seem to find a way to get it downloaded for free.
I’m having the same problem. $9.99. Hmmm… It does appear as “free” before I add it to the cart.
I got it. Just change the quantity in the 2nd box (download insurance) to 0. Push update. Should be free.
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