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7. H&R Block did the same thing to me! We are retired and on a fairly fixed income. I ran the information through

Reply to LogDog75 (Original post)

Wed Feb 11, 2026, 10:34 AM

Feb 11

TurboTax online and got much different results.

I would suggest you try that. You don't have to pay up front and can see a completed form without paying.

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Which tax prep software is easiest and best to use? [View all] LogDog75 Feb 10 OP

I use H&R Block. I can't believe it lacks an investment area. dem4decades Feb 10 #1

OLT easy and it is cheap if not free depending on situation mikewv Feb 10 #2

I used, this year, e-file.com. It guided me through every step. demosincebirth Feb 10 #3

There is a glitch this year. Mosby Feb 10 #4

I use Turbotax with a caveat: LuckyCharms Feb 10 #5

EZ tax . Been using for about 10 years now with kacekwl Feb 10 #6

H&R Block did the same thing to me! We are retired and on a fairly fixed income. I ran the information through retread Feb 11 #7

I've used FreeTaxUSA for a few years now and I really like it. catbyte Feb 11 #8

Does the free part include all forms needed to file? retread Feb 11 #9