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To: lizardK who wrote (87255)	1/2/2015 4:26:27 PM
From: Raptech	Read Replies (1) of 110626

I usually purchase Turbo Tax H & B from Costco who seems to always have the lowest price. Agree, Intuit is not the most customer service oriented company, but when it comes to dealing with something as sensitive as taxes I don't think a few bucks is worth the risk of possibly submitting an erroneous tax return. I have used TT for more years than I can remember and it is always user friendly, efficient, and to my knowledge error free. The data base history from prior tax years makes data entry seamless. If I had used Block from inception I would probably stay with it. There are pro and con to both so as usual it boils down to user preference. If it ain't broke why try to fix it............... A few web search comments: H&R Block is significantly less expensive for investors while TurboTax is a more pleasant user experience. Turbo Tax is more highly rated by its user than H&R Block; Users rate Turbo Tax Premier an average of 4.4 to 4.8 stars while H&R Block’s Premium is rated 3.9 to 4.0 stars out of 5. Block costs approximately $20 less than Turbo Tax for a single federal & state filing; additional states widen the gap further; H&R Block is also currently offering a 15% off discount on top of their already low prices

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