Tax Software

You may still like to do your own taxes, but like to do so from the comfort of your home office and using some tax software to assist you. There are still three companies: TurboTax, H&R Block, and TaxAct that have products that can help you do just that.

TurboTax Deluxe
Price: $70.00

Recommended for Maximizing your deductions

Includes 5 federal e-files and 1 state download. State e-file additional.

TurboTax Basic
Price: $40.00

Recommended for Step-by-step guidance

Includes 5 federal e-files

TurboTax Premier
Price: $100.00

Recommended for Investments & rental property

Includes 5 federal e-files and 1 state download. State e-file additional.

TurboTax Home & Business
Price: $110.00

Recommended for Personal & Self-Employed

Includes 5 federal e-files and 1 state download. State e-file additional.

TaxAct Basic
Price: $19.95

For Simple Federal Returns, Fast and easy tax filing for simple returns

TaxAct Deluxe
Price: $99.95

Homeowners, deductions, credits and adjustments., Itemized returns with donations, adjustments and more.

TaxAct Self Employed
Price: $119.95

Tax Filing for Self-Employed, Freelancers & Contractors, Tax preparation software designed to give you the maximum tax benefit for business income, expenses and depreciation

H&R Block Basic
Price: $19.95

Intended for simple taxes. Used for employees and parents.

H&R Block Deluxe + State
Price: $44.95

Do your federal and one state return in one place.

For maximizing deductions

For investors

H&R Block Premium
Price: $64.95

Get help on rental property income and expenses.

For self-employed people

For rental property owners

H&R Block Premium & Business
Price: $79.95

Small Business Owners - Enjoy support on business expense reporting.

TaxAct Premier
Price: $109.95

Investments and rental property, Our comprehensive package for filers — even those with complex returns — seeking ultimate peace of mind.

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