advise me

Hi,
Iam ruther
I want to submit my tax returns through electronic filing, and i heard that i can save more money while submiting e-filing. when i started my search for this i found a offer saying "35% Off Turbo Tax Online Federal + Free E-filing". Is this reliable? please suggest me that can i go through this?. Please help me. The financial year is coming to an ending. and i want to submit my tax returns earlier.

Ruther:
I can't speak to the validity of the specific offer you are asking about, but I, and many others on this forum, have used TurboTax and are quite happy with its ease of use and value. I used to use H and R block because I had a rental property and many deductions, but I have had a very easy time going through turbotax even with all these schedules. Maybe the offer you found is for first-time users? I don't know. I also like the speed of e-filing.

hhmmmmmmmm...
I'm curious, too. That link looks like it takes you right into Intuit's site. You have to access your return through there to get the discounted price.

Anybody see a reason not to trust it?

It looks like Intuit's site thru Fidelity's site (some sort of deal perhaps). You could probably call either to confirm its validity.

When I put my cursor on your link, it had a website (www.jdoqocy.com). I entered that site and got a phishing/pharming warning:

http://www.cj.com/qksrv.html








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You can actually log on to your Fidelity account and save 35% on your Turbotax filing. I just DO NOT RECOMMEND using the link Ruther provided by any means.

Dingo

Dingo made a strong point on that. Nice.

Yes you can use TurboTax and save some money. Turbo Tax will guide you through a wizard and use your answers to generate your forms which then you can file electronically. Note that you can also file electronically and entirely for free if your Adjusted Gross Income is less that 52,000. To do this use the Free File program which you can access through the IRS webpage at www.irs.gov