H&R Block Deluxe + State + Malwarebytes Premium $24.98 & More

WDEagle

Dec 20, 2024 5:39 PM

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WDEagleDec 20, 2024 5:39 PM

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Quote from justmeagaintoo

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My federal tax is free to efile, but I have to pay to efile my state (PA)

Ahh, maybe that's what he is talking about.
No state income taxes in FL so no efile needed.

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56XNO

Dec 20, 2024 5:48 PM

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56XNODec 20, 2024 5:48 PM

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Quote from WhipperSnapper

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My ESET from last year's deal was about to expire; this is what I was waiting for.

Just let it expire, save your money and go with the built-in Window Defender.

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Dave_B

Dec 20, 2024 6:08 PM

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Dave_BDec 20, 2024 6:08 PM

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Quote from thedowg2

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AVOID THIS SCAM!

You need to pay additional to e-file....

Boycott H&R Block!!

How do you complete your taxes? I'm all for sticking it to H&R Block and Intuit(who lobby the government to keep taxes complicated, and try to kill free file), but I haven't found a good alternative to H&R block.

Last edited by Dave_B December 20, 2024 at 10:12 AM.

Dave_B

Dec 20, 2024 6:10 PM

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Quote from MSH

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I guess Im the flip flopper? ~10 years or turbo, 1 year of tax slayer somewhere between the 10, 2 years of HR, (saw the price hikes) just switched back to turbo.

So after using H&R Block for 2 years you switched back to Turbo Tax. What made you go back? Is the TT software better?

Psygnius

Dec 20, 2024 7:58 PM

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PsygniusDec 20, 2024 7:58 PM

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Quote from thedowg2

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AVOID THIS SCAM!

You need to pay additional to e-file....

Boycott H&R Block!!

This is a misleading statement. You can e-file your Federal taxes at no cost. Your state taxes require an additional fee if you want to e-file. Otherwise you can just print it out and mail it in.

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drawz

Dec 21, 2024 4:05 AM

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Quote from Dave_B

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How do you complete your taxes? I'm all for sticking it to H&R Block and Intuit(who lobby the government to keep taxes complicated, and try to kill free file), but I haven't found a good alternative to H&R block.

FreeTaxUSA or Cash App Taxes will work for most people. No income limits.
(FreeTaxUSA charges for state and Cash App has a few limitations in functionality)

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shadowkillerd

Dec 21, 2024 1:50 PM

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Quote from Psygnius

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This is a misleading statement. You can e-file your Federal taxes at no cost. Your state taxes require an additional fee if you want to e-file. Otherwise you can just print it out and mail it in.

Yup nothing wrong with just mailing and also for some states they provide free filing through their online websites. I've mailed it in the past but after learning about my state tax website Ive just put the info online and it's done in like 3 minutes

Sarisin48

Dec 21, 2024 2:48 PM

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Quote from shadowkillerd

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Yup nothing wrong with just mailing and also for some states they provide free filing through their online websites. I've mailed it in the past but after learning about my state tax website Ive just put the info online and it's done in like 3 minutes

The last two years I bit the bullet and paid to eFile my state income tax return. I have used H&R Block (before that Kiplinger's, etc) for years and used the free eFile for Federal and then mailed the state. However, sending the state return registered receipt requested was about $10. Then, I had a friend who had his income tax return intercepted by a postal worker of all things, It was used to file a bogus return and re-direct the refund. Of course, my friend knew none of this had happened until later and what a mess it was to get fixed. I'll stick with paying the eFile charge for the state return instead of mailing after that.

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yass44

Dec 21, 2024 3:06 PM

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Quote from justmeagaintoo

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Doesn't the price of $24.98 seem to be pretty good. Do you think we'll see a lower price ?

They always lower it to $19.00 if not them Amazon will. I will wait

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Tbl5143

Dec 21, 2024 3:13 PM

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Quote from shadowkillerd

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Yup nothing wrong with just mailing and also for some states they provide free filing through their online websites. I've mailed it in the past but after learning about my state tax website Ive just put the info online and it's done in like 3 minutes

Same for me. I just "print" the state return as a PDF and just type in the numbers on the free state e-file website. Takes about 5 minutes. Used to print and mail it, but it takes more time waiting in line at the post office to send it as certified. Plus it's cheaper to do online.

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Ryson11

Dec 21, 2024 3:20 PM

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Ryson11Dec 21, 2024 3:20 PM

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When is this gonna be sub $20 for deluxe + state?

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Ryson11

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Quote from Dave_B

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So after using H&R Block for 2 years you switched back to Turbo Tax. What made you go back? Is the TT software better?

I wouldn't. H&R same exact thing maybe not a good UI but who cares. It's cheaper

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NCSU2008

Dec 21, 2024 3:39 PM

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NCSU2008Dec 21, 2024 3:39 PM

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The h&r block deluxe only price I purchase at is $17.50 or less, gets cheaper as you get closer to april 15. Soon as it is at least that low, I buy

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ms2000

Dec 21, 2024 3:57 PM

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ms2000Dec 21, 2024 3:57 PM

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Quote from thedowg2

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AVOID THIS SCAM!

You need to pay additional to e-file....

Boycott H&R Block!!

Last yr Fed efile was included. State extra. Is it different this year?

ms2000

Dec 21, 2024 3:58 PM

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ms2000Dec 21, 2024 3:58 PM

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Quote from BugattiZoom

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Not quite. TT Deluxe equivalent is always way more. Been using H&R since 2005. It's rarely ever below $17-$18 for the Deluxe + State option. So you really need to decide if the AV subscriptions make sense for a few more bucks.

AV lic is for a device.
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