For example, while Intuit says that TurboTax Deluxe is regularly $69.99 but is now on sale for $59.99, Amazon and Target say that $59.99 is the list price for TurboTax Deluxe to start with.
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For a limited time, if you have a simple tax return only, you can file your taxes for free with TurboTax Live Assisted Basic Offer where you can get expert help along the way while you file your taxes, and a final review of your return before you file, giving you confidence that your taxes are done right. According to both Amazon and Target, however, the “list price” for each of the four editions of TurboTax 2014 is $10 lower than Intuit represents. TurboTax Live Assisted Basic Offer Free for Simple Returns Only. In the pricing charts above, buying TurboTax directly from Intuit seems to give customers a $10 discount off what appears to be the regular or list price. Well, which is it, Intuit? Is state included or not? There is a big difference between “state additional” and “additional state.”Īnd one last example. Now it says that for $59.99 you seemingly only get the federal return because it says “state additional.” Clicking on the state additional link does not exactly clarify matters. Youll have to be logged in to your TurboTax online account to change your User ID or Password. Find TurboTax help articles, Community discussions with other TurboTax users, video tutorials and more. Roughly two weeks later, on January 9th, it looked like things had changed. Sign in to Support or Sign in to TurboTax and start working on your taxes TurboTax Support Browse by topic Learning Center Community Resources Welcome to TurboTax Support. Looking for support - Our app asks you simple questions about. TT Deluxe was $59.99, with federal and state forms included. Even if life (and taxes) are becoming more complicated, we’re here to help with fast and easy filing. When we first checked prices for downloading the desktop version from their website on December 25, this was the pricing shown:
Also, in the self-employment income section, the user is alternately presented with either a $30 or $40 up-charge to go from TurboTax Deluxe to “Home & Business.” Maybe Intuit is testing various price points to see what amount will be most palatable for users.Īnother strange pricing disparity cropped up last week on the TurboTax website. There was no rhyme or reason for the varying prices. Going back another time, however, it was back up to $30.
When going back to that section subsequently, on occasion the program would change the price for the required upgrade:
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If you needed to enter detailed information about investment transactions, for example, the program threw up this roadblock and advised that you would have to upgrade to “Premier” for an extra charge of $30. In the course of testing TurboTax Deluxe 2014, we discovered something curious with respect to the price they were charging for upgrades. There are now over 1400 one-star reviews on Amazon with consumers fuming over the changes and charges.
Our trusty mouse caused a little bit of a stir with last week’s story about Intuit yanking out key functionality from TurboTax Deluxe, and selling it back to customers via a $30 – $40 upgrade charge.
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