TaxCut State Description
Complete your state return in minutes with TaxCut State Programs!
TaxCut offers individual state programs for every state with an income tax for Windows, and 26 states for Macintosh.
Once installed, you can automatically transfer all applicable data from your federal return to your state
return by simply clicking the State button within your TaxCut Federal Filing Edition. Just answer a few state-specific questions, and you're done!
Preparing your state taxes is easy with TaxCut State programs. Transfer data from your federal return in a flash.
Download and install your 2000 TaxCut State program. Once installed, your TaxCut State program automatically transfers information from your federal return. All you do is answer a few state-specific questions, and TaxCut will complete your state return for you.
Double-check your State return after it's complete.
The TaxCut State program automatically reviews your state return for accuracy and checks for missing data, ensuring that your return is complete and ready to file.
Auto Transfer ensures consistency between your federal and state returns.
With TaxCut State programs when you change a number on your federal return, the change is automatically transferred to your state return, ensuring that your State and Federal information is always consistent.
Complete State Instructions are included.
The official state instructions are linked directly to the form your working on in TaxCut State Programs
Print your ready-to-file state return on your own paper or file your return electronically.*
Print your state return on your own printer using plain white paper. Just sign the forms and mail them in. All the forms are guaranteed to be accepted by your state's tax revenue authority. Or file your return electronically* to ensure accuracy and get your refund in record time.
45 States Available for Windows
Alabama**, Arkansas**, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware**, Florida***, Georgia, Hawaii**, Iowa**, Idaho**, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky**, Louisiana**, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi*, Montana*, Nebraska*, New Hampshire**, New Jersey, New Mexico**, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota**, Ohio, Oklahoma**, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee**, Utah, Virginia, Vermont**, Washington, D.C**., Wisconsin, West Virginia**
26 States for Macintosh
Please note: Macintosh versions will be available by February 15, 2001.
Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida***, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin
To use a TaxCut State program you must have already started a federal return using TaxCut or TaxCut Deluxe. (Sold Separately)
System Requirements:
Windows
486 or faster PC
Windows 95, 98, 00, NT, 4.0, and ME
Double-speed CD-ROM drive or faster
16 MB RAM
30 MB disk space
VGA Monitor or better
Mouse
Windows-compatible printer
Internet connection required for electronic filing, auto-update feature Macintosh
68030 or better (Power PC recommended)
System 7.6 or later
8 MB RAM (16 MB for PCI-based Macs)
30 MB disk space
640 x 480, 256 color display
Double speed CD-ROM drive or faster (For CD-ROM Version)
Macintosh compatible printer
Internet connection required for electronic filing, auto-update feature
* A charge of $2.00 applies for state returns that are electronically filed at the same time as a TaxCut federal return is electronically filed. Certain states permit state electronic filing separate from federal electronic filing. If you e-file your state return separately, there will be a charge of $6.95. **These state editions do not include Electronic filing, Auto-Update or the Tax Summary meter. ***Florida does not include electronic filing. All TaxCut State programs for Windows will be available for download by January 31, 2001. All TaxCut State programs for Mac will be available for download by February 15, 2001.
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