I don't mean to contradict anyone, but Microsoft did produce a tax program
for 1999. It was called MS TaxSaver, & I used it. I liked it very much, &
was very disappointed when they didn't continue the product. I have used
TaxCut ever since, & although I have been more or less satisfied with it, I
really preferred TaxSaver.

Susan

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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MS has a business relationship with HR Block (Taxcut) to improve the
interaction between the two programs. Unrelated to that, I've been using
TaxCut for years and am satisfied. I first started using it because I had
some rental property, and TaxCut was superior in that regard, at that time.
I can recommend using it. I know nothing about TurboTax and cannot make
comparisons.

I believe HRBlock does have prior years' version of Taxcut available. I
don't know if it goes back to 1999. Other vendors may have products
available, as well.
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL


"Firedog" <Firedog[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Firedog wrote:

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Microsoft Money does not do taxes.

Money does provide selected data to TaxCut or TurboTax to aid doing
taxes. Schedule D information is particularly useful, if you have
entered your Buy and Sell information into Money first.

If that is your only reason for using Money, then I think you would
be better off using a tax program alone. Money can make doing your
taxes significantly easier in the future.

Can I download money tax oftware for prior years? Ex: 1999?