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	Electronic filing included at no additional charge - guides you through your return step by step

	Double-checks for errors and deductions.

	Improved! Help - Improved searching makes it even easier to find answers

	Prepare your return from anywhere with Internet access

	Imports forms W-2, 1098, 1099 directly from participating companies

	Deduction finder points out overlooked deductions

	Improved! Personalized Welcome Back Interview based on last year's TurboTax for the Web

	Transfers data from last year's TurboTax for the Web return

	Enhanced! Tax Law Advisor to flag new changes & opportunities

	Improved! Life Events Interview – guides you through common life events so you can file with confidence

	Easily imports financial data from participating financial institutions

	Help for the sales of stocks, bonds & mutual funds

	Advice on the best IRAs for your tax situation

	Help for maximizing 401(k) contributions

	Extra guidance for retirement planning

	Guidance for rental property depreciation & other deductions

	NEW! Tips on converting personal property to rental property

	NEW! Extra help for refinancing rental property

	extra guidance for Schedule C self-employment taxes

	Tips for home-office deductions

	Guidance on depreciating business assets

	Industry-specific advice

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