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forum threadNavyName9874 posted Jan 20, 2026 03:10 PM
forum threadNavyName9874 posted Jan 20, 2026 03:10 PM

TurboTax Preimer 2025 $64.99

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TurboTax Desktop Premier 2025 Email Delivery, Federal & State Returns + Federal E-file + $10 In-Product Credit. The $10 credit can be applied toward State electronic filing if desired. It had a sale price of $82.99 last week.

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TurboTax Desktop Premier 2025 Email Delivery, Federal & State Returns + Federal E-file + $10 In-Product Credit. The $10 credit can be applied toward State electronic filing if desired. It had a sale price of $82.99 last week.

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Jan 20, 2026 03:13 PM
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uthorns1976Jan 20, 2026 03:13 PM
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1. RIPOFF 2. You do not need Premier in 99% of cases.
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Jan 20, 2026 04:36 PM
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impasseJan 20, 2026 04:36 PM
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fixing spelling in title might help someone with a deal alert set up
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Use Discover card to get and additional 5% CB
Jan 20, 2026 05:26 PM
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powtailJan 20, 2026 05:26 PM
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Quote from uthorns1976 :
1. RIPOFF 2. You do not need Premier in 99% of cases.
We have investment properties and we also sell stocks every year... still a ripoff? Not trying to argue, just want to know what's better?
Jan 20, 2026 05:40 PM
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Komyona_TorihikiJan 20, 2026 05:40 PM
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Costco is also selling it at the same price. https://www.costco.com/p/-/turbot...ue&nf=true
Jan 20, 2026 09:43 PM
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the_aarongJan 20, 2026 09:43 PM
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Fidelity offering this for $5 on certain accounts
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Jan 21, 2026 12:19 AM
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thebigcountryJan 21, 2026 12:19 AM
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Quote from the_aarong :
Fidelity offering this for $5 on certain accounts
link?

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Jan 21, 2026 01:11 AM
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dmk11Jan 21, 2026 01:11 AM
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Quote from thebigcountry :

link?
You need to login to your account and see what your offer is. Most people only get 25% off TT.
Jan 21, 2026 01:12 AM
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dmk11Jan 21, 2026 01:12 AM
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Just FYI, if you buy the TT deluxe (desktop version), it will offer you a FREE upgrade to the TT *online* Premier version. A much cheaper way to get the premier online version.
Jan 21, 2026 01:15 AM
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odysseus1001Jan 21, 2026 01:15 AM
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Quote from powtail :
We have investment properties and we also sell stocks every year... still a ripoff? Not trying to argue, just want to know what's better?
At least historically, the Deluxe desktop version of TurboTax handles investment properties and stock sales just fine. Although Intuit is not exactly forthright in their marketing, the truth in past years (including last year) is that the Deluxe has all of the interview questions you need in order to do both investment properties and stock sales etc. The only difference between Deluxe and Premier has been that Premier includes a bit more explanation. Most people - even those targeted for Premier - will not find any significant difference between the two desktop products.
There are also those who like FreeTaxUSA and H&R Block. I've not tried the first, and my personal experience is that HRB is not as robust when you start getting into more complicated situations (K-1s, income from multiple states, complex depreciation, etc.). So I have always come back to TurboTax (grudgingly) but I don't buy anything more than the Deluxe.
P.S. There is a difference between Turbotax Desktop and on-line. For on-line, they do have different interviews available for Premier that are not available in Deluxe and if you were doing on-line you would need more than Deluxe. That said, for somewhat complicated (or more complicated) taxes, I have found the Desktop product to be more robust and you can see the forms themselves. IMHO, it's a better product.
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Jan 21, 2026 02:15 AM
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xolepaJan 21, 2026 02:15 AM
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I have done Section 1031 exchanges recently and further into the past. I will not trust the Deluxe version to perform the necessary calculations. Premier seems to handle it fine.
Also, Depreciation Recapture calculations seem to work on Premier - even though it costs me serious $$$.

For the small difference in price, I would rather have peace of mind.
Jan 21, 2026 02:33 AM
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CMill2017Jan 21, 2026 02:33 AM
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Quote from odysseus1001 :
At least historically, the Deluxe desktop version of TurboTax handles investment properties and stock sales just fine. Although Intuit is not exactly forthright in their marketing, the truth in past years (including last year) is that the Deluxe has all of the interview questions you need in order to do both investment properties and stock sales etc. The only difference between Deluxe and Premier has been that Premier includes a bit more explanation. Most people - even those targeted for Premier - will not find any significant difference between the two desktop products.
There are also those who like FreeTaxUSA and H&R Block. I've not tried the first, and my personal experience is that HRB is not as robust when you start getting into more complicated situations (K-1s, income from multiple states, complex depreciation, etc.). So I have always come back to TurboTax (grudgingly) but I don't buy anything more than the Deluxe.
P.S. There is a difference between Turbotax Desktop and on-line. For on-line, they do have different interviews available for Premier that are not available in Deluxe and if you were doing on-line you would need more than Deluxe. That said, for somewhat complicated (or more complicated) taxes, I have found the Desktop product to be more robust and you can see the forms themselves. IMHO, it's a better product.
I got burned one season by the online version and had to buy the desktop to address the issue. Haven't gone back since then.
Jan 21, 2026 04:03 PM
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mrcrankypantsJan 21, 2026 04:03 PM
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IDK what this "upgrade to online version for free" nonsense is all about, but it said I would only get 1 free federal and state eFile vs the 5 I get with desktop. No thank you.
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Quote from odysseus1001 :
At least historically, the Deluxe desktop version of TurboTax handles investment properties and stock sales just fine. Although Intuit is not exactly forthright in their marketing, the truth in past years (including last year) is that the Deluxe has all of the interview questions you need in order to do both investment properties and stock sales etc. The only difference between Deluxe and Premier has been that Premier includes a bit more explanation. Most people - even those targeted for Premier - will not find any significant difference between the two desktop products.
There are also those who like FreeTaxUSA and H&R Block. I've not tried the first, and my personal experience is that HRB is not as robust when you start getting into more complicated situations (K-1s, income from multiple states, complex depreciation, etc.). So I have always come back to TurboTax (grudgingly) but I don't buy anything more than the Deluxe.
P.S. There is a difference between Turbotax Desktop and on-line. For on-line, they do have different interviews available for Premier that are not available in Deluxe and if you were doing on-line you would need more than Deluxe. That said, for somewhat complicated (or more complicated) taxes, I have found the Desktop product to be more robust and you can see the forms themselves. IMHO, it's a better product.
Thank you. I've always purchased premier because I thought I wouldn't be able to handle our investment property deductions and stock sales. Will get deluxe this year. Might as well save some money on this because Intuit made me upgrade my computer. I hate windows 11

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