Looking for an affordable, high-quality tax preparation product? TaxACT 2010 Ultimate Bundle provides you with all the tools you need to get the biggest tax federal and state tax refunds you can! Never get stumped by a complex tax issue again, our highly qualified tax specialists will guide you through any complex tax situation via phone or email at no additional cost. Life Events guidance help you determine the tax implications of major changes in your life & show you how to get the biggest tax deductions possible. TaxTutor Guidance cuts through the jargon & explains complex tax laws, which pitfalls to avoid, recent tax law changes, tax filing tips and year-end tax strategies. Powerful income tax calculators give you control of your taxes. Save money with the joint vs. separate & national average comparisons, view depreciation disposal & capital gains status and more.

NEW! Donation Assistant lets you accurately track your non-cash donations and provides certified resale prices to help you maximize your deduction.

NEW! Maximum Refund Pledge. If you get a larger refund or smaller tax due from another tax preparation method using the same data, we will refund the cost of your software.

NEW! Walk-through videos guide you through each step of the interview process. Learn about available tax saving tools, know which documents to have on hand and more.

FAFSA Worksheet simplifies the completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by gathering all the tax information you'll need in one easy to follow document.

Import your data from your 2009 TaxACT return to minimize data entry errors.

100% Accuracy Guarantee. If you are assessed a penalty due to a calculation error made by TaxACT, TaxACT will pay the penalty and any interest.

Includes TaxACT state software for one state of your choice. State e-file is $7.95. Additional state products are $13.95 each.

TaxACT 2010 Ultimate includes one free federal electronically filed return. Up to four additional federal returns may be filed electronically for $7.95 each. Per IRS regulations, you are limited to 5 returns filed electronically.

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Information on How to E-File Taxes

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18 May

Charity Tax Deduction: How Does It Work? by AmyBradney-George

There are many things you can do to lessen your tax burden. One of the best is to make a charitable contribution. This is something that you can take advantage of every year if you plan in advance and know how to add the information to… Read more on Charity Tax Deduction

18 May

E-file Free: Taxes And Software Options by AmyBradney-George

There are many good reasons to e-file your return. In addition to avoiding your return getting lost in the mail, this option will also help you receive your refund in no time at all. Of course, you cannot e-file your return until you know… Read more on E File Free

18 May

Finding The Best Tax Preparation Software by AmyBradney-George

It is one thing to say that you are going to use tax preparation software. It is another thing entirely to compare your many options, choose one, and take full advantage of all the features available to you. The best tax preparation… Read more on Best Tax Preparation Software

12 May

Use 2009 Tax Forms To Help Estimate Tax Payments by AmyBradney-George

Although you hope that you are paying the right amount in taxes, you never really know for sure. If your income is set to stay the same this year, you can estimate your tax payments by taking a closer look at your 2009 and 2010 returns when preparing… Read more on 2009 Tax Forms

12 May

Differentiating Federal & State Taxes by AmyBradney-George

Are you aware of the difference between federal and state taxes? Some believe that these taxes are one and the same – this is not true. As you file your final return, one will be sent to the IRS and the other to your… Read more on Federal State Taxes

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