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H&R Block

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4.5
Updated 2026-01-15

Starting Price

$0 - $110+

Free Online: $0 (simple returns), Deluxe: $55, Premium: $85, Self-Employed: $110. In-person filing extra.

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Overview

H&R Block combines DIY tax software with the option for in-person help at thousands of locations. Their AI-powered online product rivals TurboTax while often costing less.

AI-Powered Features
  • AI Tax Assistant guidance
  • Document upload with auto-fill
  • Deduction checker
  • Accuracy review
  • Refund calculator
  • Audit risk analysis
All Features
Step-by-step guidance
W-2 and 1099 import
Investment income
Self-employment
Rental property
State filing
In-person option
Tax Pro review
Audit support
Prior year import
Year-round access
Tax Identity Shield
Pros
  • Usually cheaper than TurboTax
  • In-person backup available
  • Solid mobile apps
  • Better free tier
  • Good accuracy
  • Year-round support
Cons
  • Interface less polished
  • Upsells during process
  • In-person can be expensive
  • Fewer integrations
  • Less brand recognition
Our Verdict

H&R Block offers nearly TurboTax quality at lower prices, with the unique advantage of physical locations if you need them. A solid choice for most filers.

Best For:

Value-conscious filers who want the option of in-person help

Company Info

Headquarters

Kansas City, MO

Founded

1955

Availability

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