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Turbotax Deluxe Fed & State download $44.99

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7/19 edit: Costco and Sams's have followed suit and today Amazon is also $44.99 but you also get $10 gift card.

Waiting for the Amazon and Costco deals to drop but BJ's posted their deal. And they accept Discover which has 5% cashback on warehouses this quarter.

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7/19 edit: Costco and Sams's have followed suit and today Amazon is also $44.99 but you also get $10 gift card.

Waiting for the Amazon and Costco deals to drop but BJ's posted their deal. And they accept Discover which has 5% cashback on warehouses this quarter.

Premier listed @$64.99

https://www.bjs.com/product/intui...005841341/

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Today 05:07 AM
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matrix5kToday 05:07 AM
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Is this better than Amazon/Costco?
Today 05:23 AM
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chaderinoToday 05:23 AM
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Quote from matrix5k :
Is this better than Amazon/Costco?
Great deal. Fine print shows it includes the $10 credit for state filing like Costco. I purchased, so now I can go to bed, and I don't have to wait for Costco or Amazon to wake-up.
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PDXp2bToday 05:28 AM
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If you're locked "Intuit" (see what I/they did there?), then pay the piper, but other safe, easy (and even more free direct file) alternatives to TurboTax exist. Maybe saving $30 isn't worth it to you to have to type things in fresh for one year, inertia in a chaotic world is a barrier for sure. Just remember Intuit has repeatedly and exhaustively lobbied to keep the government from removing their past near-monopoly by trying to prevent the IRS from releasing effective, free direct file online.
I recommend freetaxusa.com, been using it for 10+ years. Free federal, state is ~$15. If you want deluxe everything you might pay 30-$40 for unlimited corrections/re-filings/etc.
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letsplaymusicToday 06:03 AM
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Quote from PDXp2b :
If you're locked "Intuit" (see what I/they did there?), then pay the piper, but other safe, easy (and even more free direct file) alternatives to TurboTax exist. Maybe saving $30 isn't worth it to you to have to type things in fresh for one year, inertia in a chaotic world is a barrier for sure. Just remember Intuit has repeatedly and exhaustively lobbied to keep the government from removing their past near-monopoly by trying to prevent the IRS from releasing effective, free direct file online.I recommend freetaxusa.com, been using it for 10+ years. Free federal, state is ~$15. If you want deluxe everything you might pay 30-$40 for unlimited corrections/re-filings/etc.
Most other apps will let you load last years taxes to get started.
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shawndangToday 08:22 AM
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Amazon has the premier for $64.99 right now as well. https://a.co/d/aPhz7Dx
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PyrocumulousToday 08:59 AM
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Amazon has the same deal on deluxe + state: $45 includes 5 federal e-file, and a $10 gift card.
https://www.amazon.com/Intuit-Tur...B0GH2XRDQT
Last edited by Pyrocumulous January 19, 2026 at 02:04 AM.

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yuhcToday 09:29 AM
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Costco discount is alive too.
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itsthewolfe0Today 10:03 AM
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What is the difference between this TurboTax Federal + State for $45 and the H&R Block Federal + State for $25?

(Don't come in with the "but with xyz site it's FrReEEee")
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PyrocumulousToday 10:37 AM
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Quote from itsthewolfe0 :
What is the difference between this TurboTax Federal + State for $45 and the H&R Block Federal + State for $25?

(Don't come in with the "but with xyz site it's FrReEEee")
TurboTax state e-file fee is $25, H&R Block's is $20. Otherwise, they are generally pretty similar quality currently, but that hasn't always been a given, particularly for the state portion. I suspect low population states are where the significant difference resides.
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itsthewolfe0Today 10:45 AM
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Quote from Pyrocumulous :
TurboTax state e-file fee is $25, H&R Block's is $20. Otherwise, they are generally pretty similar quality currently, but that hasn't always been a given, particularly for the state portion. I suspect low population states are where the significant difference resides.
I guess my question is why there is a $20 difference if they are generally the same and both come with e-files.
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dealshunter77Today 12:00 PM
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Quote from itsthewolfe0 :
I guess my question is why there is a $20 difference if they are generally the same and both come with e-files.
This is what I have observed , I have been flipping between HR Block and Turbo Tax . I see Turbo Tax has more partnerships to import tax information from for 1099.
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milksamaToday 12:19 PM
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Quote from itsthewolfe0 :
What is the difference between this TurboTax Federal + State for $45 and the H&R Block Federal + State for $25?

(Don't come in with the "but with xyz site it's FrReEEee")

I'm not a tax expert but I can share my own experience fwiw.

The tax year my wife and I got married she also moved here from out of state. I bought the H&R Block software that year (it's cheaper) and found out it couldn't handle my wife and I married filing jointly, from two different states. My wife just had it prepared at a H&R b&m and no refund/credit was able to be given from the b&m for the inadequate software.

Can the H&R software handle that situation today? Would TurboTax have been able to handle that situation then? I don't know, but I've never had a problem using the TurboTax software and if I could go back, I would've used that instead.
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drawzToday 12:34 PM
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Quote from itsthewolfe0 :
I guess my question is why there is a $20 difference if they are generally the same and both come with e-files.
In my experience, TurboTax is a little more refined and handles more odd situations correctly. It's Windows 11 only now FWIW. Of course, the actual reason for the higher price is that people are willing to pay more for it, likely based on name recognition. I think TT has at least 60% of the market with block around 20%, according to a quick google search.

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Ninnie99Today 01:04 PM
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Here is the link to Deluxe Federal only plus gift card for $36.99 on Amazon- https://a.co/d/9MmEa3V

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