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Just answer "Yes" or "No" to the following statements. We'll help you determine if our tax software is a good fit for your taxes:
 YesNo
My taxable income is over $100,000.
My only income is from common sources,
like my job(s), bank interest (not more than $1,500), or unemployment income.
I have tax deductions that will total more than the allowed "standard deduction".
Deductions generally include mortgage interest and property taxes, medical expenses, charitable donations, etc. The Standard Deduction varies by filing status: Single: $5,700 | Head of Household: $8,350 | Married Filing Joint: $11,400 | Married Filing Separately: $5,700 | Qualifying Widow/Widower: $11,400 |PLUS ADD the amount of real estate property taxes paid ($500, or $1,000 for joint filers) and new motor vehicle taxes paid in 2009: PLUS ADD Dependent(s): $3,650. And if Blind or age 65 or older add $1,100

I have more than four (4) dependents.
I'm self-employed or own rental property.
I've received a form 1099-MISC.
I've adopted a child and am eligible for an adoption credit.
I'm reporting gambling winnings
(usually reported on form W2-G)
I received a form 1099-DIV, and it shows dividends of more than $1,500 in box 1a or 1b, or there are dividend amounts reported in box 2b, 2c, 2d. (See IRS Pub 550)
I received childcare benefits from my employer.
(Amount reported to you in Box 10 in a W2)
I have IRA and/or Pension income not reported on a 1099-R or that income is not fully taxable.
 

* - If you are Married filing jointly then these questions also apply to the spouse.