The federal return went great. When I did my state return it seemed fine as well until I reviewed the return I printed out. I had a 1099k that was inaccurately recorded in my schedule x. The software had 2 different values. The Schedule INC recorded the correct amount and that amount was doubled for Schedule X causing me to pay more tax that I should. I did not file that. I called H&R Block and they told me to change the way the 1099k was entered even though I entered it exactly as it was sent to me. The consumer should never be making decisions on how to enter a form. The software should take care of it. By the way it was handled correctly in the federal form!
A. Post purchase, quality down load, installation, updates. B. I always use the step-by-step format, and while it may take longer to complete (minor effect), it is most beneficial for entering appropriate data and not missing requisite information. Also jogs memory of a forgotten beneficial deduction. C. Very much like the review, before submitting, for inconsistencies and missing requisite data and providing opportunity to correct same. When reviews do not find issues, minor or major, that could result in a rejection and have been corrected it is a great feeling of accomplishment. C.1. Do you remember the "good ole days" of pencil, paper, erasers, pocket calculators, piles of forms/papers etc. and the hours requisite to complete the forms, hope for the best and get it in the mailbox at the post office before midnight on April 15? I do since about 1960. ; )
Waited until April to complete data entry when satisfied all requisite updates installed. Quality
H&R Block tax software is not only well organized and easy to follow, the help sections are a major source of reliable information on filing your taxes.
have used for years. still good....but not as good as prior years. not as much data transported from prior year return. a pain to have to reinput. some questions no longer asked, such as can someone else discuss your returen with the irs. they should go back to the 2021 format.