I am actually pretty surprised that so many people are using Turbotax.
I guess y'all are more forgiving then I am. I don't know that I'll ever
forgive them for that rootkit episode a few years back. Plus, Intuit is
on my sh*t-list anyway due to the whole QIF/QFX debacle. When Microsoft
looks like the good guy, you know that something is seriously wrong.
Personally, I use TaxCut Online. It's slick and if you have questions,
you can ask an H&R Block Accountant. That has saved my ass a few times.
TaxCut Online is fully supported in Firefox. It does give a little nag
screen the first time you log in about using an unsupported browser
since technically, it's Firefox 2 on OS X or Windows... but it never
bugs you again and I've never had a problem.
Dan Lund wrote:
> I have to agree fully, I've used the online turbotax for the last 2
> years. Now, you still need to pay for the use of federal and state
> tax return if you made over 35K, otherwise they have a "freedom tax"
> edition. The IRS website talks all about this stuff.
>
> http://www.turbotaxonline.com & http://turbotax.intuit.com work
> through Firefox and Internet Explorer.
>
> On Feb 11, 2008 3:06 PM, Charles Jones <charles.jones@ciscolearning.org> wrote:
>
>> I've found the online version of turbotax (at turbotax.com) to work just
>> as well as the media version. No emulation required :)
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