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On 3/22/2013 12:58 PM, Temlakos wrote:
On 03/22/2013 03:48 PM, Lester M.
Petrie Jr. wrote:
On Friday, March 22, 2013 2:53:29 PM
Temlakos wrote:
> Intuit, Inc. migrated its TurboTax
line of individual income-tax
> preparation software from front-end to
back-end. Nobody, and I mean
> nobody, installs TurboTax on his
machine anymore. He uses his browser to
> sign in to TurboTax on-line and
completes his taxes there. They handle
> e-filing, and send printer-friendly
pages and even PDF downloads on
> command. I expect Intuit to do the
same with TurboTax Business in a year
> or so.
Its nice to know I'm a nobody.
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Lester M Petrie
865-574-5259
petrielmjr@xxxxxxxx
Whuh? Where do you get the optical-disk media to install TurboTax
for Individuals on your machine? I haven't found that
available for years. It's all on-line, all the way up to TurboTax
Premier.
Now TurboTax for Business is another matter altogether.
There is no TurboTax for Business Online. Not that I've so far
seen.
Temlakos
Every year I get a disk from Turbo Tax for my individual taxes. If I
delay in asking them for it until December, they send me one
anyways. Turbo Tax has not given up on that mode of delivery as
there are people who prefer local installation.
Paul
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