Credit to SFCWTU at SD who posted a variation of this deal.

At Staples STORE -

Turbo Tax Deluxe $39.99 (after $5 instant coupon)
Quicken Deluxe $59.99
Rebate1 -$30 (easy rebate# 07-96459)
Rebate2 -$30 (easy rebate# 07-72921)
Coupon -$30 (off $75)Expires 1/19/08 - IN STORE COUPON
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$10

Of course if you have inks you could make it even sweeter!

Not sure how to attach a link to the coupon (which you can print as many times at you want, but just look for the thread titled "Staples TurboTax Deluxe Fed/State + Quicken Deluxe" and you will find the coupon in the wiki.

Both rebates are "Staples Easy Rebates" and can be submitted online. Nothing to mail in!

Staples STORE price on TurboTax is $39.99

$30 off $75 coupon expires TOMORROW (1/19/08)
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To find the printable coupon go to SD and do a search for posts by username "sfcwtu" with the subject "Staples TurboTax Deluxe Fed/State + Quicken Deluxe $20 AR/AC", then look in the WIKI for a link to the coupon.

Credit for the following goes to brianblank:

Coupon Link

Does Turbo Tax Fed+State include free e-file for Fed and/or State returns?

Green for no drama

Previous Discussion

Thanks a lot for the coupon.

Double Post.

In the past two years, I used e-file provided tree throught statefarm. If you are their customer, you can login and there is a link on the life which will bring you to TurboTax.

Good for those of you who got the in-store $30 coupon to work. I just got shot down at the mid-town Atlanta store on Ponce.

Edited in response to question below:
They said the coupon was invalid, after the cashier asked for a manager's help with the coupon. Upon further questioning, there was no further enlightenment other than a vague "...there are lots of invalid coupons floating around. We're sorry...".

jarhed said:Of course if you have inks you could make it even sweeter!

Sorry for being a noob, but what does that mean? I have a couple of empty ink carts right here. Does that make the deal "sweeter"?

does the coupon scan w/o beeping? are there other freebies w/ tax software purchase?

Does anyone know if we can use the deluxe version for paying taxes on stocks / options (schedule D I think)? 'cos description for Premier says that is better suited for that.

I don't need a "walk-thru" kind of time consuming questionaire if that is what Premier adds to it. But I do need the ability to
(a) import from financial instituitions directly if possible
(b) if instituition does not allow it, upload a spreadsheet I maintain with the same info
(c) if not at least a simple spreadsheet like interface to enter 10s or 100s of transactions in one page.

Does Intuit have a website with details of the version including screenshots of these pages?

I've always used online version but last year, it took me forever to enter the transactions for options etc manually in the html interface. So planning to switch to the thick client version this year which should provide better UI features, I'd think.