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expired Posted by AndersD • Jan 17, 2025
expired Posted by AndersD • Jan 17, 2025

Costco Members: TurboTax 2024 + $10 Add-on Credit: Deluxe (Federal + State)

& More (PC/Mac Download)

$45

$56

19% off
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Costco Wholesale has for its Members: Intuit TurboTax 2024 Tax Software + $10 Credit Towards In-Product Add-Ons (PC/Mac Download) on sale listed below.

Thanks to Community Member AndersD for finding this deal.

Note: You need to be an active Costco Member and signed in to your account to purchase at sale price, otherwise non-members may purchase but are subject to a 5% surcharge.

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  • About this deal:
    • Offer valid through 1/26 while supplies last.
    • Limit 2 Per Member
    • Includes one $10 credit toward these in-product add-ons: Live Tax Advice, state e-file fees, additional state, product upgrade or Audit Defense. Limit one per license code. Offer valid for Tax Year 2024 TurboTax Desktop products only and expires 4/30/25.
  • About this product:
    • Emails are normally delivered within the hour to the email address you have entered.
  • Additional Note:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Costco Wholesale has for its Members: Intuit TurboTax 2024 Tax Software + $10 Credit Towards In-Product Add-Ons (PC/Mac Download) on sale listed below.

Thanks to Community Member AndersD for finding this deal.

Note: You need to be an active Costco Member and signed in to your account to purchase at sale price, otherwise non-members may purchase but are subject to a 5% surcharge.

Available:

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Offer valid through 1/26 while supplies last.
    • Limit 2 Per Member
    • Includes one $10 credit toward these in-product add-ons: Live Tax Advice, state e-file fees, additional state, product upgrade or Audit Defense. Limit one per license code. Offer valid for Tax Year 2024 TurboTax Desktop products only and expires 4/30/25.
  • About this product:
    • Emails are normally delivered within the hour to the email address you have entered.
  • Additional Note:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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buzzy
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Also, the poster is newish so might not know this, but "$ off" or "% off" posts aren't done here because they're not useful. It doesn't mean anything, and those offers are often deceptive.

At least one of the prices should be in the title and in the post. So it may be how the post was done, and the fact that it wasted a lot of peoples time, as much as this specific deal
guyfromgreenwood
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I used deluxe with a home based business and also buying & selling stock.
TT Deluxe may tell you while entering info you should upgrade to Premier. Just ignore and proceed with Deluxe
Kaufboy
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This Costco offer for TurboTax Deluxe + State at $45 ($56-$11) is essentially the same as the Amazon offer in the link from last year but includes a $10 TurboTax credit (e.g. to e-file state taxes) instead of a $10 gift card.

How much you want to bet that Amazon posts its sale the day Costco's offer goes live.

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eyalzangi
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Quote from q_subsub :
It's because it's a desktop version.
I think you are misleading everyone. You can expose the last year from the online version and import it. It is standard for TurboTax, There is nothing special with Costco.
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whodiini
Jan 17, 2025
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Quote from q_subsub :
This is probably the one thing I wouldn't buy from Costco. If you have previously used TurboTax, this one doesn't sync with prior year tax returns so it takes longer to do the returns and doesn't help with automatic recordkeeping.
No idea what you are trying to say. There is functionally zero difference between the costco versions and what is sold by everyone else, including turbotax directly. All you do with desktop versions (any and all) is import last year's turbotax return. I have done this for the last 20 years.
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whodiini
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Quote from slammdunkk :
You don't have to pay for certified mail just to get tracking. It's like a $2-$2.50 add on unless USPS changed something. And most of the time you don't even need tracking. Just keep your receipt proving that you mailed stuff. You are either getting a refund or you're paying extra. If your check isn't cashed after a couple of weeks then maybe stuff got lost. Refunds may take longer though. Governments don't like giving money back.
You need proof of mailing, which is slightly cheaper than certified mail. Receipt is insufficient. One year, I received a letter from IRS stating that my return was sent late and therefore penalties were due. I sent them proof of the date AND the address of the IRS return mailing, (which a plain receipt does not provide). I also included proof that they cashed the check included before the return due date. They replied saying that as a one time courtesy, they would waive the penalty. They never admitted they made a mistake.
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Triavalon
Jan 17, 2025
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Quote from WazDaDeal :
Thanks for posting this. I already knew this, but Intuit's misleading marketing practices make it sound like you need Premier for downloading stock transactions from brokerages. The wording they use now (I think) is "extra help with..." Few people generally need that "extra help" and almost any support you'll get for this product is from users supporting each other on their forums.
They are getting stricter on the 'you need this version' upgrades this year, I feel. I know a filer that should have been free but, because there is an income source with an optional itemized deduction, TT forced the deluxe upgrade even though they were still going standard. And another is having an issue that importing stock data using tools that were in last year's deluxe are now forcing a upgrade to premium/premier.
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matrix5k
Jan 17, 2025
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Can someone tell me which deal is best, this one or Fidelity 25% off + Chase $20 off (or possibly Amazon)? I will be using Premiere (sold a house and have rental properties/crypto) and e-filing in MA. TIA.

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ddddmike
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Quote from q_subsub :
This is probably the one thing I wouldn't buy from Costco. If you have previously used TurboTax, this one doesn't sync with prior year tax returns so it takes longer to do the returns and doesn't help with automatic recordkeeping.
I think Sam's has the CD version that always syncs in my experience. I know there are cheaper ways, but if you're sitting on 10 years of TurboTax data and programs in your PC, it's painful to switch.
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BobC8176
Jan 17, 2025
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Quote from FluteLuv33 :
My taxes have only recently gotten complicated enough for a program like TurboTax to be useful, so I'm not as familiar with what is and isn't a good deal. Could someone explain why this post is receiving thumbs downs and what a good price would be? I live in a state that doesn't have state income tax, so I only need federal. (Will be using the Premier version.)
TurboTax and HR block are comparable.
I just got HRB for $22 for Fed and State.
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bizdock
Jan 17, 2025
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Have an S-Corp for a small business I started last year. Does Home & Business help with both the S-corp as well my personal taxes?
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Maaaaa
Jan 17, 2025
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TurboTax mobile app premium is free before Feb 18
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q_subsub
Jan 17, 2025
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Quote from eyalzangi :
I think you are misleading everyone. You can expose the last year from the online version and import it. It is standard for TurboTax, There is nothing special with Costco.
You do you but the last time I tried to import prior year return using desktop version not only did it fail repeatedly but also failed to upload that years' return. I have used TurboTax for the last 10 years and there is one year mssing on the record when I used the desktop version.
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whodiini
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Quote from matrix5k :
Can someone tell me which deal is best, this one or Fidelity 25% off + Chase $20 off (or possibly Amazon)? I will be using Premiere (sold a house and have rental properties/crypto) and e-filing in MA. TIA.
do a search, already answered the question
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drawz
Jan 17, 2025
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Quote from TweakFreak :
Has anyone used CashApp to file their taxes? How is it compared to Turbotax in terms of the final refund/amount to pay.
If you put in the same numbers, the refund is the same. They both use the same formulas, deductions, credits, etc.
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whodiini
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Quote from BobC8176 :
TurboTax and HR block are comparable.
I just got HRB for $22 for Fed and State.
Not true. For simple returns, they are comparable. For complex ones, TT still (marginally) has more support for forms than HRB.
Last edited by whodiini January 17, 2025 at 12:34 PM.

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