Every year, I do my taxes on April 14. Last year, I actually did them on April 15, because the IRS extended the deadline all the way to the 16th. Why do I wait so long? Because online tools like TurboTax make filing just so darn easy.
Still, by now you should have gotten your W-2s, and you can file your taxes now if you want. Whenever you choose to get it done, you’d be wise to take advantage of this Amazon Exclusive deal on TurboTax. They have five different packages – each tailored to a specific type of filer. The basic one is only 5 percent off, but once you get to the packages that help you navigate the more labyrinthine aspects of the federal and state tax code, you can save some serious money.
Normally $30, TurboTax Basic is 5 percent off (Photo via Amazon)
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Normally $60, TurboTax Deluxe is 34 percent off (Photo via Amazon)
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These are available in both physical discs as well as online downloads. If you own a home or are trying to maximize your deductions, you should get the Deluxe. If you have investments, you need Premier. If you are your own employer, Home & Business is for you. And, obviously, TurboTax Business is for those who own corporations.
Whether you decided to do it now or wait until the last minute, having TurboTax on hand sure would be a good idea.
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