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  • Lyss
    Chaos Coordinator :)
    • Apr 2012
    • 1429

    Tax Software Question

    I'm looking at the tax software and its a bit confusing. In one spot on the website it will say I can use the "deluxe/premier" version as I'm a sole proprietor but then other places it says I need to use the business versions. there's like a $50 price difference in these versions so I'm curious.

    what do you use?
  • TomCopeland
    Business Author/Trainer
    • Jun 2010
    • 3062

    #2
    Tax software

    Originally posted by Lyss
    I'm looking at the tax software and its a bit confusing. In one spot on the website it will say I can use the "deluxe/premier" version as I'm a sole proprietor but then other places it says I need to use the business versions. there's like a $50 price difference in these versions so I'm curious.

    what do you use?
    I haven't seen any significant different in the "deluxe" versions of software. You can do your business tax forms on the regular software without getting the business version. But, maybe providers who have more experience with this can tell a different story.


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    • MyAngels
      Member
      • Aug 2010
      • 4217

      #3
      For H & R Block it looks like you'd need the Premier version which includes Schedule C guidance. For TurboTax you'd want the Home & Business version.

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      • Lyss
        Chaos Coordinator :)
        • Apr 2012
        • 1429

        #4
        Thanks for the responses! I just need one that offers schedule C forms from what I understand, so i don't need the business versions (or at least I haven't been prompted yet)

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