H&R Block vs TaxAct Business: Which is a better fit?

Overall, this is the only software I use for my taxes because my experience has been amazing each time. I would recommend this software to everyone.

I used for an 1120S return and it was cumbersome and slow. The review process in the software was terrible.

This software is very easy to deploy and very easy to use. It has a lot of features that make this software a very good value.

Again, that's just me looking for some sort of negative.

Great questionnaires and resources to go through tax prep. Audit check is excellent.

I was also running into some errors trying to pick up where I left off.

I love how quick and easy this ap is to use. It walks you through the steps of filling yourself.

Well not much to complain about, other than the cost to keep my stress level low.

Great product easy to use affordable and great for multitasking many different other repairs for the office.

The lack of a W-2 import is disappointing. Being able to upload your income information saves time and prevents errors from manual entry.

TaxAct has a great free software product, but this Business software is good for businesses. I do my own taxes and also help others and I'm happy when I use TaxAct.

geradi g

Accounts Payable

Although not needed, there is no refund advance, you have to wait to receive from the government. Of course, the more complex your tax filing is, the more you are charged for filing.

Shilleah S

Sales and Marketing Supervisor

I loved TaxAct when we did use it. It is very affordable for small business owners, and guides you through all the questions in order to autofill our taxes.

Had problem electronically submitting to IRS. In fact, the TaxAct indicated that it was submitted, but later I got the request from IRS to submit it by paper.

I like that this is a relatively inexpensive way to do your taxes. If you have questions, it will help guide you through them.

Some things are listed only by their "technical title" and I would have to figure out which is which myself. Minor inconvenience for those not familiar with tax forms.