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Re: TurboTax Replacement (was: Quicken Replacement )




Date: Tue, 04 May 2004 17:13:25 -0400
From: Mike Jang <michael ywow org>
Subject: TurboTax Replacement (was: Quicken Replacement )
To: For users of Fedora Core releases <fedora-list redhat com>
Message-ID: <1083705205 1890 29 camel Enterprise3>
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[snip]

I don't think GNUCash really cuts it, but I recognize there are people
working on the Quicken compatibility / feature issue. However, I don't
hear any mention of (U.S.) Tax software.

Is there anything on the horizon for a Linux port or some GNU substitute
for TurboTax? Or do people here who no longer use MS Windows just do
their taxes with a pencil (or an accountant who probably uses MS
Windows)?

I think this is the last big unscratched itch before Linux can seriously
penetrate the consumer desktop market.

Thanks,
Mike



I did my taxes this year with Fedora. (Ok, I cheated) I just pointed mozilla to HRblock.com.
Works for me!


About 2 weeks ago, I finally hunkered down and started using Gnucash for all my personal finance stuff. The learning curve is a bit ugly, but now that I got past that, I really like it.

Just thought I'd throw that out there.

Adam



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