Customer Reviews for H&R Block - Tax Software Premium 2026 Download - Windows, Mac OS
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No way to resubmit corrected returns
on April 20, 2022
Posted by: MrCorrect
from California, CA
First time filer. My fedral return was rejected as I made mistake in one digit of SSN and my state return was on hold. When I tried to resubmit by correcting simple mistake, taxcut charged me state filing fees second time. I could not find a way around it. No way to request refund.
Otherwise very helpful, there's one issue that I can't solve. Last year's tax file imports small business data just fine. Import last year's financial file treats all business data as a different new business. Without tedious manual re-creation of all that data, please add some way to merge the info from one form to another.
I've been using H&R Block tax program for many years (even before when it was TaxCUT) and it hasn't let me down; Very good program; comprehensive; easy to use; the automated chat help feature is a bit basic and is more of an extended help file rather than chat but the program itself is well worth it.
I have used this software over and over and have not been disappointed. I would recommend this software versus going into a physical office and having to wait for someone to the same thing you can do in the comforts of your hoe.,
Pros: Easy to prepare, Maximizes refund, Easy to import documents, Fast
I bought this, downloaded it, and had my tax return done in just a few hours. I have rental income, Self Employment income, and other issues. This program is a great value for me.
Took all day to do, didn’t have a form I needed had to hunt on web for it, then no instructions on attaching form. Once finished with robot chat followed directions uploaded form and I don’t think it got attached to my taxes.
I have used H&R Block before, and this tax preparation software is good for 1040 filing if you just have a job. If you have rental property, H&R Block have its limitations compared to TurboTax. If you have Passive Activity Losses, TurboTax would auto-do the forms fill out. In H&R Block, you are left to fill out the Passive Activity Losses long hand (manual); this is a bit cumbersome and not so user-friendly. I would rather pay a little bit more for TurboTax to cover the Passive Activity Losses.