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H&R Block financial planners assist you in determining if your investments support your financial goals and if your asset allocation matches your risk tolerance. You can also create what-if scenarios for future savings. Nine-year tax preview shows you all the ways that the tax legislation of 2001 will affect you now and in the future. Home Office Assistant walks you through a series of questions to see if your home office qualifies for tax purposes. Retirement Savings Enhancer provides ways to increase your tax and retirement savings to ensure you get the most out of your 401(k).
Rental Property Assistant helps you maximize your rental property tax savings by providing tax tips and reminding you of overlooked individual rental property expenses. Capital Gains Assistant, powered by GainsKeeper, helps you maximize your tax benefits and minimize your tax liabilities. The new Stock Options Advisor offers a central location to find answers to all your stock options questions, including the consequences of your transactions. Get help and advice regarding all types of options--such as incentive, nonqualified, and even employee stock purchases. Business Expense Assistant helps sole proprietors enter, track, and report business expenses to maximize deductions. It also provides additional tax tips and answers to frequently asked questions.
TaxCut for Business 2002 features all the forms you need, including form 1040 for sole proprietorships, form 1120 for corporations, form 1120S for S-corporations, form 1065 for partnerships, form 941 for payroll returns, form 1041 for fiduciary returns, and form 990 for nonprofit organizations. In addition, the new W-2/1099 reporter and preparer saves you time and money by printing out W-2s and 1099-MISCs for employees and contractors, and the associated IRS reports.
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QuickBooks, now also bloated and chock full of full of Intuit product promotions, has infuriated me with Intuit products in general. After reading about their fiasco with product reg protection in the personal TurbopTax, I decided to make the jump this year, import convenience be damned.
TaxCut Platinum made sense since I'm using their personal module and I frankly expected the same level of polish on the business version. However running the 1120 module reminded me of the old DOS tax programs I used way back in the late 1980s. It really is sloppy and non-intuitive. As the others mentioned, I'm shocked that re-opening a company doesn't take you to an auto bookmark, but instead to the first interview page. And forms management is non-existent.
It's nice to have a live Q&A window on each data entry sequence, but it's tiny and non-scalable. And maybe it's a registry bind with my XP Pro system, but I can't resize or minimize the program window - it's full screen or nothing.
But it did prepare the return, and did so at half the price of Intuit's offering. Still, Block really needs to go over this thing though, because it's no where near the quality of their personal module.