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| Wednesday, January 18, 2006 |
| My TaxCut Deluxe Federal + State deal |
I read this post by 2Million last week and at the time printed out the Wal-Mart page he links to. The print-out said OUT OF STOCK at Wal-Mart, so I really was not sure this would work. But I did put the print-out in my bag figuring I may or may not make use of it. Earlier in the month I had received a free copy of TaxCut Standard. So I knew I needed to visit a store to purchase the state version at some point.
Well, today I went to Staples and this is the result:
1) Picked up a TaxCut Deluxe + State on sale for $24.99
2) Showed cashier my Wal-Mart printout for $19.96 and asked for a price match. After calling her supervisor and some back and forth they agreed to honor 110% price match ($24.99 - $5.53 = $19.46 + $0.97 (5% MA Sales tax) = $20.43
3) A Rebate form printed out with the receipt, so came home and went to Staples Easy Rebate website and entered the info to qualify for a $15.00 Staples Gift Check. As you can see below this offer is good from 1/15/2006 - 1/21/2006. So, $20.43 - $15.00 = $5.43 for TaxCut Deluxe Federal + State!
4) In the TaxCut Deluxe + State is an E-file Rebate for $15.95 off your electronic federal filing fee. The box also includes a bonus DeductionPro CD, a rebate for the cost of the software back if you decide your taxes are too complicated and go to an H&R BLOCK tax professional to finish them, and a rebate for Microsoft Money 2006 (basically free after rebate).
If you are interested in doing this make sure to purchase it by 1/21/2006 at Staples. If you are interested in my free copy of TaxCut standard software send me an Email - but be aware you will need to purchase a state version (unless you live in a state without income tax) and you will have to pay the full cost of e-filing or print out your federal return and mail it in.
Thanks again to 2Million for posting about this deal!Labels: Taxes |
| posted by Boston Gal @ 4:26 PM *
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So...what will be your total net cost after e-filing Fed and State?
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I have not actually filed yet, but here is the cost info from the TaxCut website:
The charge for e-filing a state return through TaxCut is $15.95 per return.
You may electronically file five (5) federal returns with TaxCut at a cost of $15.95 each. With your purchase of TaxCut Deluxe and TaxCut Premium you can electronically file one (1) federal return for FREE after mail-in rebate. To receive your $15.95 electronic filing rebate, please complete the original rebate form included with your purchase and send in with all required proofs-of-purchase to the address specified on the rebate form.
So total cost for both Federal and State WITH efiling (and after rebates) is:
$15.95 + $5.43 = $21.38
Of course you could always just print out your Federal and State tax returns and mail them. In that case you would save the efiling fee.
http://answer.taxcut.com/index.cfm?svc=152&DocFile=http://www.kb.techknow-how.com/exports/partner_data/30/html/30-234882397.html
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Thanks for the heads up! :-)
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If you buy Microsoft Money Standard/Deluxe2006 @ Staples along with HR Taxcut you can get the MS Money for free after rebate.One more interesting thing is that MS Money Deluxe comes with coupons where you can can get your credit report and Score yes Credit score for free for a year from Experian.I think this is a great deal.Just checked my Credit Score
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So...what will be your total net cost after e-filing Fed and State?