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Miles Curtis
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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Tax time coming up, which TurboTax to use??

Miles Curtis
  • Engineer
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I will be filing my federal and state taxes for the first time as a co-owner of an LLC that owns 3 rental properties. I've always been a TurboTax user and I'm hoping to get some advice on which product of theirs will best help with my preparation. Based on my research, I think I may need the Turbotax Premier, but this seems like it may be deficient for capital gains reporting, which is also a small part of my overall income.

About me: I work full-time as an engineer. This is my primary source of income. Real estate LLC is part-time/after hours and is my secondary income. Third would be capital gains and dividends from stock.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Miles 

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