【??? ?? ??】Best TurboTax deal: Get TurboTax Deluxe 2024 for 30% off at Amazon

SAVE $24:As of Dec. 31,??? ?? ?? get a copy of TurboTax Deluxe 2024 for just $55.99, down from its usual price of $79.99. That's a discount of 30%.

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It's just about 2025, and that means a few things: resolutions, parties, and taxes. Yep, they're right around the corner, as much as you might want to think about literally anything else. While the deadline day is still months away, you might want to be proactive this year and grab the software you need to take care of your taxes. No one wants to do their taxes, but if you can do it much cheaper than usual, then you'll definitely want to take advantage of this deal – that is, if you don't qualify for free tax filing online.

As of Dec. 31, you can get TurboTax Deluxe 2024 at Amazon for just $55.99. That's $24 off its normal price of $79.99 and a discount of 30%. This copy works on both Windows and Mac computers, and it's a digital purchase, so you're essentially buying a license. That means you can go ahead and download it right away.

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This version of TurboTax comes with both federal and state forms, and it comes with 5 federal e-files and 1 state file via download. You'll have to purchase state e-file separately, but with the extra money you're saving you should be able to grab an e-file to even things out. You also get live tax advice, a slew of help with deductions and credits, and the ability to import last year's tax information from TurboTax and other kinds of tax software.

If you're ready to go ahead and tackle your taxes like a little early bird, this is a great deal – but you'll want to snap it up quickly, because it'll likely disappear after the new year begins.

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