Last time I got this in February it was $18 (Deluxe + State) with a $20 coupon code discount from newegg.
I went to Newegg last night to purchase the $22.50 H&R Block 2022 Deluxe +State, then realized I had plenty of reward points at Office Depot. So I checked the price at Office Depot and it was still $44.95.
So do I buy it now at Newegg, use points at Office Depot to get it free but pay the full $44.95 price or wait. Decided to wait.
This morning I checked Office Depot and they have it for sale for $22.45. Got it free with reward points and saved $22.50 in rewards points for later usage.
DONE for 2022 Tax Programs.
Yes, it did take a bit of time.
I'd rather use that time for another nap. 
I had no idea that so many folks really spend so much time looking for and/or waiting to buy something like this just to save 10 or 15 bucks (+ or -) on a once a year purchase. Sure if my broker gave it away for free, I'd take it too but I'm not going to call them asking for a deal or wait to see if they offer one. Now, if I thought I could save 10, 20 or 30% on a car, sure I'd shop around or maybe even wait "a short period of time", but for a once year $40 to $70 purchase.
But, whatever floats your boat.
The few dollars you save, is not really the "point". It just makes it more interesting
Have a great Day.
As I said, whatever floats your boat.IMHO. It's "fun", " a game ", Who can get the best deal.
Don't be so serious.
amazon.com Black Friday sale:
• TurboTax Deluxe Federal & State for Mac 2022 for $46, up from $40 last year
• H&R Block Premium & Business 2022 for $40, same as last year.
Just bought them both.
I had no idea that so many folks really spend so much time looking for and/or waiting to buy something like this just to save 10 or 15 bucks (+ or -) on a once a year purchase. Sure if my broker gave it away for free, I'd take it too but I'm not going to call them asking for a deal or wait to see if they offer one. Now, if I thought I could save 10, 20 or 30% on a car, sure I'd shop around or maybe even wait "a short period of time", but for a once year $40 to $70 purchase.
But, whatever floats your boat.
Newegg. Good deal. In the process of purchasing. How did you download.?
The site is asking for my mailing address. So they can mail me my copy?
Where on the site, do I click for "download".
Thanks,
Update: Got it. After filling in request for mailing address. The site, then asks, how soon would you like to receive the product. Then mentions, free online services.
Site is super slow. Guess, they are getting a lot of requests.
I look to save money on every single purchase, not just once a year.I had no idea that so many folks really spend so much time looking for and/or waiting to buy something like this just to save 10 or 15 bucks (+ or -) on a once a year purchase. Sure if my broker gave it away for free, I'd take it too but I'm not going to call them asking for a deal or wait to see if they offer one. Now, if I thought I could save 10, 20 or 30% on a car, sure I'd shop around or maybe even wait "a short period of time", but for a once year $40 to $70 purchase.
But, whatever floats your boat.
I checked Amazon. At first it said Deluxe+State was only available on Mac. But I put it in my cart for $22 and it worked! I haven't downloaded yet, but seems like Amazon has their PC download sorted.Maybe, as when I look I see only the discount for Mac software (BFDBY2A755), not pc.
How do they run out of digital downloads
If you're looking for H&R Block you can get the same deal online at Office Depot.I think so. I just tried and there no promo code for Windows, only Mac
Dang I should have been on this forum this morning instead of going to the gym!
Hopefully there will be similar deals between now and year's end.
IIRC, a few years ago I played the game once too (just for fun) and bought TT through some on-line reseller for a small discount... I seem to recall running into some sort of authentication/verification problem when I installed TT... I don't recall the details and I worked through the issue pretty quick but that was enough for me. Or as we say here in Texas, "The Juice Ain't Worth The Squeeze"
Of course YMMV...
