"Sharp Dressed Man" <sdm[at]zz.net> wrote in message
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have for the past 6 years.

That is hardly a review, but an opinion.

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On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 15:42:57 EST, "Sharp Dressed Man" <sdm[at]zz.netwrote Re TurboTax Basic vs. TaxCut Basic :

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IMO TT is not worth 1/2 of TC. For even better value, try TaxAct.
http://www.taxact.com/ which has a very good support group at
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/TaxACTors/
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Went to buy my tax software for 2008 TY and found that TurboTax Basic --
which I've always used-- is now selling for $30 vs. the $20 it's been in
years past. TaxCut Basic is only $15.

Looks like TT now includes e-filing which I guess is how the rationalize
jacking the price. Me? I prefer to file on paper.

So-- I can't find any reviews yet of the 2008 software for either program.

Question is-- is TT worth double the price of TC?

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