You can choose the one that you find the easiest for you to use for your circumstances.
For accurate reporting of capital gains, you should use TurboTax Premier or TurboTax Self-Employed versions.
Not legally, TurboTax and like software have licensing agreements which state you can only use it for personal use I believe. In addition as of this year you have to file with the IRS and get a PTIN if you plan on preparing anyone's taxes. If you wanted to prepare taxes as extra income, you should go the the IRS website and read up on it and look into professional tax software such as ATX which will allow you to prepare and e-file returns for your clients.
TaxCut, TaxAct, and TurboTax are the most popular programs. However, many times an experienced tax professional or accountant can identify additional tax credits or deductions.
TurboTax is the overall better software. It is easier and more in depth that the H&R Block one. You should like the TurboTax more.
Open to many arguments...and it may depend on any sepcial circumstances...but most all the big names are absolutely great and it becomes a matter of personal preference. TurboTax and TaxCut being the biggest probably.
No, you should not use Forbes. I recommend TurboTax and H&R Block. I also recommend using ProSeries and TaxSlayer before using Forbes. TurboTax is what I use when filing my taxes.
Yes, you can use TurboTax Deluxe if you sold stock. TurboTax Deluxe is designed to handle various types of income, including income from selling stocks.
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Yes, you can use TurboTax Deluxe to report capital gains on your taxes.
TurboTax, Payroll tax service, TaxACT, and TaxCut all have free tax software for people on a low budget. However, some software requires purchases of things to go along with the software.
If you can't sign in to TurboTax, try resetting your password or contacting their customer support for assistance.
If you can't sign into TurboTax, try resetting your password or contacting their customer support for assistance.