H&R Block At Home Deluxe + eFile + State 2011 for Windows [Download] Staples $14.99 AR + tax

FYI for people who do not pay state taxes you will only pay 5 bucks for the deluxe version.

Can we use staples rewards?

Incorrect, you have to buy Quicken product to get $30 rebate. E.g. get this $45 plus Quicken Starter $30. Then use $25 coupon. You still have to pay $20 after SER + tax.

You have to buy a quicken product with this rebate.

So this deal, as it stands, can not be replicated? Red

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It's the correct rebate - like the above poster said, you have to purchase both Quicken AND H&R Block.

Quote from wolverine88 : Incorrect, you have to buy Quicken product to get $30 rebate. E.g. get this $45 plus Quicken Starter $30. Then use $25 coupon. You still have to pay $20 after SER + tax.

Quote from sanxxx : You have to buy a quicken product with this rebate.

Quote from cheeknowe : It's the correct rebate - like the above poster said, you have to purchase both Quicken AND H&R Block.

OK. This rebate if real is weird. Intuit sells Quicken and Turbo Tax. No relation to H&R Block which took ownership of the competing product which used to be known as TaxCut now H&R Block. Different companies. Why would Intuit reward you for buying a competing product when buying Quicken? Unless this is a Staples rebate from Staples. Still weird. In any case, the OPs deal is wrong. You have to buy tax software (not Turbo Tax) and Quicken. Thumbs down.