Inside Sam's Club this morning and checking out the DIY competition, I discovered that Intuit's TurboTax (the dirty, rotten, low-down, inexcrupulous rats) are up to/down to their usual underhanded/underpricing tricks. Itemizers' "A" package-$39.99/ "D" & "E" package-$69.99/ W-2 box (up-to-40 employees)-$19.99/ 1099 box (40 contractors)-$19.99.
I don't care about the income tax boxes (who wants clients looking to cram beaucoup stocks through 8949 for less than $70 anyway?); but 40 times an average $15-$20 per is lots of our "gravy" work out the window.
P.S. I hereby solemnly swear; the next person who comes through the door saying (usually) "I need some W-2/1099 forms...is there any charge for these?" I'm going to be "out", give them the 800-829-1040 number (without mentioning 3676) and say "I hope you appreciate classical music."
I don't care about the income tax boxes (who wants clients looking to cram beaucoup stocks through 8949 for less than $70 anyway?); but 40 times an average $15-$20 per is lots of our "gravy" work out the window.
P.S. I hereby solemnly swear; the next person who comes through the door saying (usually) "I need some W-2/1099 forms...is there any charge for these?" I'm going to be "out", give them the 800-829-1040 number (without mentioning 3676) and say "I hope you appreciate classical music."
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