> -----Original Message-----
> From: Doug Simmons
>
> The major difference I found between TurboTax and TaxCut was the
> $10 more that TurboTax costs. I switched last year after their
> Internet activation and installation of Digital Rights Management
> (DRM) software in the background.  Their irate customers forced
> them to remove it this year. But after my experience with TaxCut
> I saw no benefit in paying the extra $10 for TurboTax.
>
> Doug
> ============================================================
> From: Selina W Dunworth <[log in to unmask]>
>
> Which combo is better:  Turbotax/Quicken or TaxCut/Money?
>
> Selina W. Dunworth
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But Turbo Tax gives you a rebate for e-file, which TaxCut does not (at least
not the basic program) so total out of pocket expense is actually slightly
less for Turbo Tax (as long as you don't count the time waiting for the
Rebate). After the Turbo Tax fiasco last year, I to decided to try another
product. I tried Tax Cut and found it more difficult to use than Turbo Tax.
I made an error in input and had a heck of a time correcting it without
going through the entire interview process again. Just my experience with
last years Turbo Tax versus this years Tax Cut.

Jim Maki
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