<prompt> Human: Please use this thread to discuss various methods of filing taxes. This can include: Tax Software Recommendations give detail as to why! Tax Software Experiences Other Tax Filing Tools Experiences with Filing Manually Past Experiences using CPAs or other professionals Tax Filing ProTips, Tricks, and Helpful HintsIf you have any specific questions, or need personalized help with taxes which dont belong here, feel free to start a new discussionPlease note that affiliate links and other types of offers will still be removed in accordance with our Subreddit Rules If you have any questions, please contact the moderation team  <response>: I just finished my return in both Turbotax and Taxact. My tax situation involves rollover IRA, four W2s, dependent care, HSA, PMI, taxes paid in 2014 for 2013 I owed 1k in state taxes last year. Turbotax did not ask for mortgage insurance by default. I had to dig for that one. Taxact asked for it by default. After 30 minutes digging, I still cannot find out where to enter my taxes paid in 2014 for 2013. Everything in each application is entered the same, but the difference in my taxable income is exactly the amount of tax I paid my state in 2014 for 2013. Taxact had a very clear spot to enter this. I used Turbotax Deluxe online. My state return was exactly the same in each application There was a 1 dollar rounding difference in my interest income. Taxact had 1 higher than Turbotax. Could be that taxact adds all your decimals and then rounds IE 0.260.260.52 rounds to 1, and Turbotax says 0.26 rounds to 0 plus 0.26 rounds to 0Overall: Turbotax was a much nicer piece of software, but ultimately my return was 115 less in it due to the difference in taxable income. 