I have a Sole proprietor business, and rental prperty. Which Turbo Tax would meet these goals?
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Turbo Tax Home & Business would be a good fit for your situation. Tax time for me every year was always a time for much stress & loss of sleep. I started using Turbo Tax about 7 years ago that move has greatly simplified tax time.
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I think it depends on who issues your 1099 for int div b & r. I know Morgan Stanley has said it could import information directly to H & R Block at Home.
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Federal return + five free e-files & all of the forms and instructions I need for a small business, home office and carried-over expenses. I now live in NH that has no state income tax, but can purchase any states needed during the program. Excellent program that has always worked flawlessly in the past.
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I cannot say for sure. I am a sole proprietor in my consulting business. It worked very well for me and there are features for inventory and business expenses that are not common in my case. I think an S corp is still taxed at an individual rate, so it should work.
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I honestly dont know. I bought this for my boss to use for his rental store.
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YES- most definitely you can set up several companies. Purchase the year old version it is a real bargain.
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You can enter rental income. Within the income page is a line as I recall for rental income. In any case, rental income is ordinary income and there are ways to enter depreciation if needed. I used Turbo Tax Basic when I ran my one person IT business and it accommodated everything I needed, including depreciation. Prior to IT, I worked in a "tax oriented" or "tax avoidance" environment and am familiar with various income tax strategies and I believe that TurboTax is a full blown tax app. The higher priced versions add help, but are unnecessary if you pay attention to the income categories on the "wages & income" page.
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I've not used delux for this purpose but even the basic product should support the entry of income and deductions for the rental property IF you know how it should be entered. Again, I'm guessing but based on how premeir went through for our rental property it asks a LOT of questions about expenses, etc. so you know what is deductible. So if you know what's what and where it should go it would probably work. You might even go online to turbotax and try out the package, it's free to enter data etc., you just can't view forms until you pay.
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That is exactly the question I have! I want to do taxes on my own - I have a full time job and my husband is self employed...help!
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I've used Intuit (Quickbooks -not sure what 331 is) for preparation of vendor checks. They work for that.
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Yes, it does. It includes Schedule C with is for small business (home-run, business).
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QuickBooks Point of Sale would be an excellent solution for you. This listing is only for the hardware, but when you purchase from Ability Business we can set you up with the complete package. We also have an addon called Ability Total Customer, which will allow you to scan ID's for age verification.
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Yes! No problem there. That's exactly what I did. Your equipment does become their property as leased. Just an FYI.
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If your question is "can you down load 2009 state using 2015 Turbo Tax", I don't believe so. I would call customer service at Turbo Tax (Google their number), to get assistance with that.
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If you have a business that generates income and deductions, I would suggest, you should use Home/ Business.
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Yes, if you purchase the download or the retail package (which you can get from Amazon). Also, "yes" if you pay for the online version (which you cannot get from Amazon, you can get this from the TurboTax website). I believe the only case where the Basic version would not print the federal return is if you use the online version, and don't pay the 20 bucks when you want to file your return. I have used the Basic version of TurboTax since 1996. In my opinion, the only benefit to the Deluxe and Premier versions is that they provide you with more guidance for more complicated returns. If you generally know what you are doing (say, not much has changed from previous tax returns), the Basic version should suit your needs.
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Well that depends...First talk to your CPA and see what he/she recommends as you will be sharing info with them and it's good to be on the same page. Second, and this is my opinion, avoid this software unless you can help it because once you use it, you will be stuck with them much the way a gambler would be to the Mafia. Depending on which features you use, you have to upgrade every 3 years or they stop working. Yeah. Also, this is a very basic skeletal accounting software and things like payroll, printing tax forms, or even attaching files to invoices ON YOUR OWN computer requires a monthly or annual subscription service which often times costs many times more than the software. Case in point, enhanced payroll costs over $300 a year on top of the software. Read the high star reviews on here. Then see why Intuit would send so many "product managers" to spin greedy marketing practices as "features". Read the positive reviews too but you'll notice many of them are suspiciously cut and pastes from the Intuit website. Also notice how many comments have been removed by amazon to censor negative reviews. That should tell you about the character of this company.