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Turbo Tax Deluxe Review

For Mac users, we recommend TurboTax online filing program.

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Turbo Tax Deluxe for Mac, at a glance:

  • price: $49.95
  • free state prep w/rebate
  • step-by-step filing guide
  • free e-filing
  • free Next-Day Delivery

Our review of Turbo Tax Deluxe for Macintosh

Overall: (out of 5)

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Turbo Tax Deluxe product description

Note: the following is Intuit's own product description.

  • FREE* Electronic filing after mail-in rebate included with TurboTax Deluxe.

  • Tax Law Advisor

  • UPDATED! Complete Tax Library

  • Instant Data Entry

  • Import Quicken® data (2001 or higher)

  • Transfer tax data instantly.

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