TurboTax Deluxe 2008 (Federal + State)


TurboTax Deluxe 2008 (Federal + State)

Release date: 7 February 2009


By Jessica Dolcourt, CNET.com
Saturday, February 07, 2009 3:36 AM

8 Editors' Rating



Pros

TurboTax 2008's ability to import W2 and investment income details dramatically saves time and typing; free federal e-file for up to five returns is a new perk.

Cons

Already pricier than rivals, TurboTax 2008's extra services can add up quickly. It offers no free live tax advice, and printing the state return takes more effort than it should.

Verdict

TurboTax 2008 is the most expensive tax app on the market, but it's also fast, complete, and straightforward. If finishing quickly is your goal, the extra cost is worth it. If you anticipate wanting live help support, look into TaxCut.

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