H&R entered my last year's AGI incorrectly and could not be manually changed by me, resulting in rejection by IRS for E-Filing. Instructions by IRS explicitly warned that such an entry ("0") would result in rejection.
Decent software to handle income and deductions, but for college related expenses, it falls flat on its face. This was our first year with one in college, and instead of the software guiding us through the unknown, it failed to deliver. HR Block either doesn't know how, or doesn't care, to make user friendly tax software to guide parents through "qualified" higher education expenses, 529 plan withdrawals, and which, if any, tax credits you are entitled to take based upon your situation. Instead, I had to go out and research the topic in order to complete my return. Many online forums voiced the same frustrations about this software's shortcomings in this area. If you don't have a student in college, you are fine, but if you do, I'd steer away from this product.
I bought Deluxe and paid separate for State return. When I went to send the federal return I was told the activation code was not valid. The return was the second (number 2) to be sent. The first one went with no problem. I was forced to pay for the e file. I would like my refund for the filing fee. I also wrote the code number on a separate paper and re-entered it three times.