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Online taxt prep software reviewed

by Jordan Running on February 1, 2006 at 10:45 AM

TaxesA couple weeks back PC World did a round-up review of three of the latest tax preparation software offerings. This week they're back with revews of five different web-based tax prep packages: Intuit's TurboTax, CCH's CompleteTax, H&R Block's TaxCut, 2nd Story's TaxAct, and Petz' TaxBrain. They break down like this, with total costs including both federal and state returns:
  • TurboTax.com: Still King (Total Cost: $45)
  • CompleteTax: Most Improved (Total Cost: $35)
  • TaxCut: Not as Good as the Box (Total Cost: $45)
  • TaxAct: Low Price (Total Coast: $23)
  • TaxBrain: Odd Man Out (Total Cost: $100)
And don't forget, if you qualify, you might be able to snag some of these services for free.

[Via Lifehacker]

Tags: completetax, tax, taxact, taxbrain, taxcut, taxes, turbotax, web

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