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Jesse of Columbia, SC February 2, 2010 I have been filing with H&R Block using their free federal service for several years now with no problems. This year they updated their system with the new H&R Block At Home to file online. This system is dirty in every way possible. They have a tiered pricing system with it starting from free and going up to I think 99. I chose free as I have done every year and when I clicked start to start my return it switched me to the basic plan (costs money.) I found this very odd and looked for a way to switch back to the free service without any luck. I call H&R and spoke with a very friendly rep. She continued to repeat that I did something to make the system believe I did not qualify for the free service. This leads me to believe that free only works if you don't actually plan on filing with them.. Again, all I did was hit the start button to start my taxes. She then preceded to tell me that there was no way to switch my account down to the free version once I've signed up for an upgraded package.. I was able to maintain my composure but I am shocked at how ludicris this claim is! I would be able to use the free again if I created a new account. I have used my account for a while now and it has my previous years tax returns on it. At this point I lost all interest in working with H&R Block. I asked the lady how I could access my previous years returns and her reply was that the system that has all of our previous information is "down." I asked for more information and she could not give me any. I found this ironic as I went to the site and was able to import my taxes.... The lady herself was very kind but H&R Block will never have my business again. Michael of Crestview, FL January 19, 2010 In 2006 and 2007 we used the H&R Block online Tax Program. But, we just recieved a letter from the IRS that our 2007 refund was more than we should have been refunded. The amount of our refund was 16,468.00 when it should have been 1,533.00. The IRS letter states we owe back 14,935 plus interest totaling 15,980. We have been approved to make payments to the IRS to repay the amount owed. After we looked over our return and all of our documents, we came to the conclusion the software program added my military retirement income in both wages and tax witholding. We did rework (started over)our return at the time 2-3 times with the same result. It wasn't our normal return amount but, we used the H&R Block program to rework our return. And since we did have 10,000 more in interest than 2006 due to a refinance loan, we didn't really think anything different. The local H&R Block office isn't being very helpful to correct the problem. Thank You for your time. Wandra of New York City, NY April 15, 2009 Wandra of New York City NY (04/15/09) Bobby of Jackson, MS March 6, 2009 Bobby of Jackson MS (03/06/09) Ari of Hilliard, OH February 26, 2009 Ari of Hilliard OH (02/26/09) Laura of Davenport, IA February 15, 2009 Laura of Davenport IA (02/15/09) Report Your Experience
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