TaxACT Tax Preparation Software - #4 - Importing Financial Information

If you keep track of your family budget using software and / or if you bank online, you can avoid repetitive data entry chores by importing financial data into TaxACT. Be warned though, the privilege comes with a price tag attached.

TaxACT Tax Preparation Software - #4 - Importing Financial Information Male: Get yourself a copy of the 3G.Creator it let’s you create, print and view your Microsoft office docs to PDF or XPS. Download a copy right now at butterscotch.com/gdoc that’s butterscotch.com/gdoc. Mike Callahan: Welcome back to our special butterscotch.com ten part series on desktop tax preparation with TaxACT. Before we move on to the Federal Q and A tab. We want to take a brief look at the ability to import data into TaxACT. Back on the basic info tab, there is an import option. If you click that you’ll see that in order to use the import function you have to upgrade TaxACT to the deluxe edition by paying $12.95 as you look here at the advance features and reports you can se the functions that are available when you do upgrade as far donations, free phone support, information on stocks that you can import, appreciations summaries, capital gains, national averages, joint versus separate returns and so on. So TaxACT has the ability to import data. But it is part of the deluxe package for $12.95. Keep in mind that this is the multiple part series and be sure to watch all of the parts.