I've never gone to H&R block, but I switched to their online filing (from Turbo Tax) a few years ago. Sometimes I run them both just to see if there's a difference, and I don't think there ever has been. I just like the H&R Block interface better.
And again - if you are making under $57K, you can file online FOR FREE. No need to do any numbers by hand.
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04-06-2012, 05:57 PM #21drinky typo pbp, closet hugger
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People should also check with their state department of revenue to see if they can file the state returns for free as well. I qualify to file the KY return for free, but I have to use the link from the KY Department of Revenue.
Originally Posted by genevieve
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