It's still not a barrel of monkeys but I figure a ton easier than messing with IRS forms, which I hate. TT works off my last year's TT return, so it's very easy. I know there are cheaper ways to go than TT Premier but I'm not aware personally of any that will take care of my loss carryovers, so I continue to use that. Seems dumb but I'm not spending $XX to file it with TT. Instead, I always print out the state return, stuff it in an envelope and put some stamps on it and mail it. That seems so backward and stupid and userous. TT files my online FED return filing fee, but they charge to do an online state filing, which I refuse to do. Many if not most of those years I paid zero taxes, I was that poor, but if I was required to file, I did anyway, and IIRC that's every year. But when I started using TT, it became very easy so I've continued to do that. Hard to find anything more boring (I have never in my life paid anyone to do my taxes for me). I used to fill in the IRS forms myself, it was a big PITA, every time. This is the page with the deal on Turbotax Premier 2017:Ĭlick to expand.Yeah. Searching on does turn up some doubters on scamadviser, however. I'm "that's too good to be true," but the site looks OK and a search on it doesn't turn up anything negative, just a page that says it looks 100% legit.
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This year, I'm not seeing much so I just did a search on "Turbotax Premier 2017" and a site came up that offers to download it for $24.99 (the cheapest I'm seeing otherwise is maybe ~$60 shipped at ebay). OK, so last couple years I bid on TT Premier on ebay, got a discount on what I'd have to pay at Costco or Amazon. So, even though I'm not invested in anything other than bank accounts and a couple of online savings accounts right now, I'm using Turbotax Premier because it will calculate my investment loss carryover year to year for when I again am invested (mutual funds, stock index funds, whatever), so that my previous losses will protect my investment profits. I had investment losses for a few years and they totaled around $50,000. Too bad it was so difficult to get to the right person, but once I did, it was well worth the effort.So, every year I've been using Turbotax Premier to do my taxes. So THANK YOU, Patrick! You saved the day and restored my faith in TT.
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During the course of the over hour phone call, we also discovered that information imported from Fidelity, for whatever reason, had not transcribed correctly, so we got that resolved, together, and then he patiently went through how to file an amended tax form, which he helped generate, since by the time he had called, I had already given up on TurboTax and filed my Federal as it was.
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So as a follow up to what I've written I have to say that my conversation with the expert was wonderful! He was informative, patient, and together we examined my return to verify how amortized bond premiums were treated on imported info from brokers.
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He admitted they were all wrong and that I had the right to talk to him because of using Premier.
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Out of the blue I finally got a call from a TurboTax Expert who apologized for the 6 people or more who had no idea what they were saying when trying to get me to pay an additional 59.99.