Best tax software deals 2024: File now to get your taxes out of the way early this year

Make it easy with tax software meant for homeowners, investors, freelancers, and more.
By Jillian Anthony  on 
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It's that time of year again — tax season. File your taxes like a pro with 2023 tax software from Turbotax and H&R Block for up to half off.

We're just seven weeks away from Tax Day on April 15 — but who's counting? This year is going to be your year to file stress-free and get your maximum refund because you'll have the advantage of tax software on your side. Make those dreams of filing early finally happen and buy a deal on 2023 tax software today. Prices on tax software are rising week to week, so don't wait.

We've gathered the best deals on tax software from Turbotax and H&R Block that are meant to shepherd homeowners, investors, the self-employed, and even those who just want something basic to give them a hand. Check out the best deals on tax software as of Feb. 23 below.

Best tax software deal for self-employed people

Why we like it

When you're self-employed you wear dozens of hats to keep your business running. Outsource your taxes to this software meant to help out contractors, freelancers, small business owners, and others who are doing it for themselves. The software will help you find write-offs and reductions that are specific to your industry as well as create and e-file W-2s and 1099s for employees & contractors. This deal includes five federal e-files and one state file.

Best tax software deal for homeowners

Why we like it

Taxes can get more complicated when you own a home or have high medical expenses. This software can help you navigate both of those financial situations, as well as reporting charitable donations. It helps you identify more than 350 deductions and credits so you can rest assured you're getting your max refund. This deal includes five federal e-files and one state file.

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Best tax software deal for investors

Why we like it

Whether you trade stocks, buy bonds, or even own a rental property, there's a whole lot of tax minutiae that comes along with investments. This tax software will digitally hold your hand as you wade through reporting your stocks, bonds, ESPPs, and any money you may have inherited through a trust (lucky you!). The goal is to keep more of your hard-earned money, and this deal will help you do so. It includes five federal e-files and one state file.

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Frequently Asked Questions


If you've already filed (good on you!), you can expect to receive your tax refund within 21 days if you filed your return electronically and opted for direct deposit. If you mailed your return or chose to receive a paper check, it may take longer for your refund to arrive, typically around four to six weeks.


If you're under 65, are not blind, and are single or married and filing separately, the standard deduction for the tax year 2024 is $13,850. People 65 and older or blind can claim an additional standard deduction of $1,850.


The child tax credit is $2,000 per qualifying child. The House is working on potential legislation to expand the child tax credit. If the Senate approves, families may be eligible for an even greater tax credit in 2024.


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