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#TAX PROGRAM

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#101673From: Timothy A. ShortJan 5, 1988 10:40 AM
I AM LOOKING FOR A TAX PREPARATION PROGRAM FOR THE AMIGA SO I CAN DO MY 1987 TAX RETURN. ANY SUGGESTIONS?
#101678From: John Sobernheim(TCR)Jan 5, 1988 11:37 AM
Timothy, There's a package out from Marksman Technologies (might be Finally Software that distributes it now) called Phasar that is real good. It's a personal finance program first and foremost but it has a flexible tax preparation package that either stands alone or can incorporate data from the personal finance program. -John
#101736From: Bill Christens-BarryJan 5, 1988 7:35 PM
John, What kind of support does Phasar provide for the 1987 tax forms? Is it just a spreadsheet or does it know what the forms look like and which lines on which forms must be used as input for other forms? In other words, how easy is it to do your taxes with Phasar. Thanks for any info you might have. Bill Christens-Barry
#101827From: C. Davey UtterJan 6, 1988 6:07 AM
I've been using the accounting portion all year and am about to try out the tax prep section. I'll let you know how I do…Dave
#101827From: C. Davey UtterJan 6, 1988 6:07 AM
I've been using the accounting portion all year and am about to try out the tax prep section. I'll let you know how I do…Dave
#101736From: Bill Christens-BarryJan 5, 1988 7:35 PM
John, What kind of support does Phasar provide for the 1987 tax forms? Is it just a spreadsheet or does it know what the forms look like and which lines on which forms must be used as input for other forms? In other words, how easy is it to do your taxes with Phasar. Thanks for any info you might have. Bill Christens-Barry
#101678From: John Sobernheim(TCR)Jan 5, 1988 11:37 AM
Timothy, There's a package out from Marksman Technologies (might be Finally Software that distributes it now) called Phasar that is real good. It's a personal finance program first and foremost but it has a flexible tax preparation package that either stands alone or can incorporate data from the personal finance program. -John