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Title: Errors, and hard work
Review: First, I should say that I am a citizen living overseas, and thus have to fill in forms 2555 and 1116 and so forth. Taxcut includes these forms, but offers little guidance on filling them in. It would be just as easy using a pen and paper. Worse still, although it happily excludes by foreign income, it refuses to acknowledge the existence of non-US earned income on 1040, so I had to manually enter that too.Second, I imported capital gains data from Quicken. Oh dear! One transaction was repeated six times in Taxcut. And, when you deleted one of these repetitions, it ALSO deleted another unrelated transaction. In short, I had to do it by hand.In general, despites its own flaws, I'll go back to Turbotax next year. The interview there is more comprehensive and informative, and it seems to have fewer errors.
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