H&R Block At Home 2009 Basic Federal + eFile
January 21st, 2010 by admin | Filed under life logistics.![H&R Block At Home 2009 Basic Federal + eFile [Formerly TaxCut]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41vBsM-bZNL._SL500_AA280_.jpg)
H&R Block At Home Basic includes everything you need to easily complete your federal taxes, plus five free federal e-files. Ideal for simple tax situations and easy for first-time users, H&R Block At Home Basic guides customers through their return with a step-by-step Q&A in a new, easy-to-use interface. Everything you need to easily complete your federal taxes, plus five free federal e-files. Click to enlarge. The program automatically double-checks for errors and includes features available only from H&R Block, such as built-in expertise and audit support with guidance, plus an H&R Block enrolled agent to represent customers in the event of an audit. At Home Basic Simple Tax Situations The right choic [Read More...]
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Was simple to install and worked great. I had no problems at all with it. I have used H&R Block for the past 5 Years and have had great results with them. It was cheaper than TurboTax, and for me it was easier to use and faster.
Many church ministers have filed form 4361 to be exempt from paying Self Employment Tax (SEP). Turbo Tax, and in prior years the Block Tax Cut program has picked up on the exemption and therefore does not calculate your SEP and put it on your 1040. This new program, however, asks if you have filed 4361. You check YES, and it tells you that you are exempt and will not calculate your SEP….but then it goes on to calculate it and places it on the 1040 anyway. If you try to override and remove the SEP, then you are not allowed to e-file. I called Block and explained it to them, they told me to override and mail it in. I could have done that on just a paper form from the post office.
I attempted to install this program (I’m a PC user, unlike the above reviewer, who said it did not work on Mac either), and I received an error that it was not compatible with my resolution settings. Since I haven’t paid for the program yet (H&R block sends them out free, and you pay after you install; I’ve used them for two years now), I am simply not going to bother messing with my settings to try to get it to work (and possibly messing something up in the process). I think this one’s a dud this year. I’ll probably be going with TurboTax, which I haven’t used in two years, this year.