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To: Q. who wrote (626)1/6/1999 8:54:00 AM
From: Kip518   of 709
 
Re: tax software.

I've long used Taxcut (Kiplinger's Taxcut) and it works simply and straightforwardly. It imports data from last year so you don't have to enter repeated information & it shows you what you reported. It allows for a Q&A entry or on-forms entry. Shows a running total, which permits one to see the tax consequences of entries. For those that need it, (and I admit I have) it also automatically carries forward excess capital gains losses from previous years. The deluxe, multimedia CD version includes little videos & audios for those who like to hear their machine talk to them (the tone is always comforting and soothing, helpful for those working under stress). And, new this year, with the purchase of Taxcut you can download state forms for free from the Kiplinger website. Taxcut is well reviewed and, I think, a generally good package.
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