Batteries Included: 0
Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: H&R Block
EAN: 0735290102485
Format: CD-ROM
Height: 7.5 inches
Length: 1.5 inches
Weight: 50 hundredths-pounds
Width: 5.4 inches
Label: H&R Block
Manufacturer: H&R Block
Model: 1116600-07
Packaged Height: 160 hundredths-inches
Packaged Length: 740 hundredths-inches
Packaged Weight: 20 hundredths-pounds
Packaged Width: 530 hundredths-inches
Platform: Windows Vista
Platform: Windows 2000
Platform: Windows XP
Publisher: H&R Block
Release Date: 2007-11-23
Studio: H&R Block
Feature:
- Includes everything you need to complete and e-file your personal and business federal and state taxes
- Everything from TaxCut Premium + State + E-file plus Complete Business Coverage, Business Tax Planner, Business Depreciation Assistance, 1099-MISC/W-2 Preparation, and K-1 Preparation
- Step-by-step interview guides you through a customized process
- Includes advice on how to find every deduction you deserve and get the maximum refund
- Includes advanced tools for investors and business owners
Product Description:
Prepare your personal and business returns with Taxcut 2007 Home and Business. Receive guidance for corporate, partnership and payroll business returns, plus personal tax forms, from 1040EZ to Schedule C. Wth this software, you get personal and business federal programs, personal and unlimited business state programs, both federal and state personal e-file, DeductionPro and one free tax advisor session included. 1099-MISC/W-2 Preparation - Quickly print W-2 and 1099 forms and reports for your employees and contractors. K-1 Preparation - Easily prepare and print K-1 forms for partners and shareholders.
Customer Reviews:
 Serious problems, 2008-04-29
I've been using TC for about 15 years. During this time my returns have become increasingly complex as my business has expanded (sole proprietorships, office buildings) and my personal situation has changed (elderly parents needing assistance, children in/out of college/jobs). TC has been able to handle most of this, but this year I ran into some serious problems. Here they are:
1. It's always difficult to coax TC into calculating Fed estimated taxes for the new tax year. This problem continues.
2. Whenever hypertext or help is selected, the program responds with a script error. The help screen can be accessed, but the script error message must first be cleared. This becomes increasingly annoying as the return is prepared, but not fatal.
3. The worst problem this year involved making and editing itemized lists. I use this feature a lot so that the next tax year it can guide my entries based on the previous year. This way I don't have to re-study the help screens to decide whether this or that item is considered an 'office supply' or 'misc expense'; whether an item should be put on Sched E as a rental expense or on Sched C as a business expense, etc. I had finished about 75% of my Fed return and suddenly TC would crash whenever I tried to edit or modify an existing itemized list. I went back and tried to edit a number of lists, but couldn't view the lists and TC crashed and closed each time.
I contacted HRBlock via chat to determine how to fix this. After the usual waiting..........explaining...............I was told that this problem was not new and that the fix was simple. All I had to do was discard the 07 return, go back to the 06 return and delete-item by item- all of the itemized lists in that return, re-import the 06 return to the 07 return, and then just re-enter all of the data into the new 07 return........... DISCARD WHAT NOW? GO BACK WHERE NOW? This is an ENTIRELY UNSATISFACTORY solution, I said. Re-creating the 07 return would take days, what other solutions are there? None!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I checked over and printed out the 07 return and found that the lists were still intact (but inaccessible to editing) and that the calculations based on the lists were correct. So I just completed the return workng around the list editing problem.
This is an awful problem. I don't know what will happen when I try to import this 07 return into the 08 return next year. Will the lists be there or not, will the numbers import properly or not, what will happen?
As a result, I'm seriously considering TurboTax.
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