I have one Rental/Investment Property: Is DELUXE good enough or have to get PREMIER? Is the DELUXE version good enough or have to get PREMIER?
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I've not used delux for this purpose but even the basic product should support the entry of income and deductions for the rental property IF you know how it should be entered. Again, I'm guessing but based on how premeir went through for our rental property it asks a LOT of questions about expenses, etc. so you know what is deductible. So if you know what's what and where it should go it would probably work. You might even go online to turbotax and try out the package, it's free to enter data etc., you just can't view forms until you pay.
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Yes! No problem there. That's exactly what I did. Your equipment does become their property as leased. Just an FYI.
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I seem to remember if you read the fine print that it is guaranteed for everything including loss in the first year. After that I can't remember. It is the best investment in a had that you will ever make. Go to their web site. I think they even have cleaning instructions there. I have owned mine for over ten years. It has been all over the world.
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This will mostly be driven by 2 factors: 1. Projector you have or you are thinking of buying. 2. Your budget. I would suggest to give a call to Elite screen customer service and they can help you with this question. In most cases CineWhite 1.1 should be good enough.
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Thank you so much. I was just thinking if I could rent it to some friends for their open houses we could get the funds back!! Thank you so much!!
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For a free house and costume I would say it's cheaper and a better value than what other games will offer you for their deluxe editions. Unfortunately you missed out on the beta access, but you do get 3 guest passes for friends still.
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I love these things.but id buy the deluxe one that comes with the primer and stuff for a little more.
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I think the Starter Edition was more simplified. It had just what required. The Deluxe has more categories than I needed. It will work on 8 I am sure. It should tell you requirements.
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Yes, if you purchase the download or the retail package (which you can get from Amazon). Also, "yes" if you pay for the online version (which you cannot get from Amazon, you can get this from the TurboTax website). I believe the only case where the Basic version would not print the federal return is if you use the online version, and don't pay the 20 bucks when you want to file your return. I have used the Basic version of TurboTax since 1996. In my opinion, the only benefit to the Deluxe and Premier versions is that they provide you with more guidance for more complicated returns. If you generally know what you are doing (say, not much has changed from previous tax returns), the Basic version should suit your needs.
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The Deluxe version definitely does, I just looked. I initially had Quicken Starter, but I never did a file import. ... because after I had it for a couple of weeks I received a great update offer from Quicken to the Deluxe version. I know this does not answer your question directly, but I can say this software package is incredible. I do a lot with the Deluxe version.
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Deluxe seats are definitely worth it. 330 is too small for two people. I also have a 370 which is what u need to seat two comfortably.
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TurboTax Deluxe will work fine for you if you have capital gains transactions (including stock and mutual funds). TurboTax Premier has more help and guidance (like lot sales, ESPP, stock options, automated cost basis) for these types of transactions than Deluxe. If you have fairly straightforward stock/mutual fund transactions, Deluxe is great. Bob Meighan VP, TurboTax
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I have never used Basic; it has been the Deluxe which I have used at least 15 years. The program has changed some over the years. If you have been using a tax program or have been doing your taxes, it has a fairly good interface.
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I don't know, but you should probably get the stuff specifically for down. Given the investment in down, its worth it.
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Hi, I didn't go to extreme lengths to compare pricing. I did find a few different models, each with similar control systems. all within a couple dollars. Prices really started to jump when you start looking into outdoor models as well as those that have full 4.5 channels (Up, down, forward, backward, turn left/right, Rotate left/right AND slide left/right). This model lacks the ability to slide left/right. I paid something in the low twenties for this model, I believe these days that full 4.5 channel models are now available in this price range. I'd suggest you focus on those to get the full flying experience if the prices are as reasonable as I believe them to be. Hi, I didn't go to extreme lengths to compare pricing. I did find a few different models, each with similar control systems. all within a couple dollars. Prices really started to jump when you start looking into outdoor models as well as those that have full 4.5 channels (Up, down, forward, backward, turn left/right, Rotate left/right AND slide left/right). This model lacks the ability to slide left/right. I paid something in the low twenties for this model, I believe these days that full 4.5 channel models are now available in this price range. I'd suggest you focus on those to get the... » Read More Hi, I didn't go to extreme lengths to compare pricing. I did find a few different models, each with similar control systems. all within a couple dollars. Prices really started to jump when you start looking into outdoor models as well as those that have full 4.5 channels (Up, down, forward, backward, turn left/right, Rotate left/right AND slide left/right). This model lacks the ability to slide left/right. I paid something in the low twenties for this model, I believe these days that full 4.5 channel models are now available in this price range. I'd suggest you focus on those to get the full flying experience if the prices are as reasonable as I believe them to be. « Show Less
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It's not cheap but it is worth it. Above all, it forces your stuff into the correct formats. Apparently Hollywood is very picky about their formats and this will do it for you. It has some very fancy bells and whistles, but I bet anything you won't use much of it. But the format thing, yeah, that will really help you no matter how talented you are.
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I agree go with Cyberlink Power Director 7 (there DVD menu maker not very good, however have not tried latest); I have bought each edition since the 3rd edition; Pinnacle still a little buggy and slow; there is a software called Muvee that you put in pictures or film, pick a style and easy movie