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Personal Finance and Investing

Big Blue Marble

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1. Quicken is no longer owned by Turbo Tax.

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Sun Feb 2, 2020, 03:53 PM

Feb 2020

Which version of Quicken are you running and which MacOS?
I am still using Quicken 7 on Sierra because I really like it far more than the new Quicken.
I do maintain a current subscription to Quicken ($50). Still llke the older version better.

The tax laws are always changing. You can adjust your Quicken as to what is allowed
as deductible. Your tax preparer will be able to tell you. Or if you do it yourself, your
tax software will only calculate legit deductions.

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At some point I may have to get the newest version of Quicken [View all] question everything Feb 2020 OP

Quicken is no longer owned by Turbo Tax. Big Blue Marble Feb 2020 #1

Yes, I know that Intuit does not own TurboTax question everything Feb 2020 #3

Don't subscribe to Quicken. silverweb Feb 2020 #2

Interesting. Two years ago I was looking for an alternative. There was actually a site aimed question everything Feb 2020 #4

Can you import your data from Quicken? Answered! csziggy Feb 2020 #5

I'm glad you found the answer! silverweb Feb 2020 #6