H&R Block TaxCut Giveaway: 3 Copies of Premium Federal + E-file
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Instead of the normal Tuesday Tax Tip, today I thought I’d do a quick giveaway. I have 3 copies of H&R Block’s TaxCut Premium Federal + E-file software (a $34.95 value) to give to 3 lucky readers. Before I tell you how you can win, let me tell you a bit about H&R Block and TaxCut.
H&R Block and TaxCut Software
As the world’s largest tax services company, H&R Block in 2007 served more than 20 million clients at more than 12,500 U.S. retail offices and through its digital tax solutions, like TaxCut Premium. In addition, they also do investments, banking, and loans.
TaxCut came along in 1993 and is one of the leaders in tax preparation software. There’s the premium version, but they also have a free product for certain filers.
What’s Included in TaxCut Premium
- An in-depth interview to help you receive maximum deductions and tax savings associated with home ownership, education and much more
- Interactive tax and income planning advice
- Money-saving tools for business owners and self-employed Schedule C filers
- Assistance on investment income and stock options
- Guidance for rental property income and expenses
- Automatic double-checking of your return for errors
- Imports data from TaxCut®, TurboTax®, Quicken®, Microsoft® Money and DeductionPro®
Win a Copy of TaxCut Premium Federal + E-file
Winning is easy. All you need to do to be eligible to win is to leave a comment below telling me your best tax tip. I’ll randomly select 3 winners next Tuesday at 5 pm CDT. Good luck.
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2 Responses to “H&R Block TaxCut Giveaway: 3 Copies of Premium Federal + E-file”
By Michelle on Mar 28, 2009 | Reply
Speaking as a micro-business owner:
Track your business use of your personal vehicle
Deduct your workspace – phone/electric/square foot
In general:
Don’t waste your time with a quick tax anticipation loan…save your money and file yourself. The fees are crazy.
By PT on Mar 31, 2009 | Reply
This contest is officially over. Michelle, you won! I’ll send you the code by email. Thanks for your tax tips. Yeah, tax loans are a poor financial product.