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Check the MFJ vs. MFS box at the top. Also, you could fill some stuff out at work, and then go home and continue where you left off. You also wouldn't have to mess with installing software. I don't like keeping my tax information online. I store my info securely on resources under my control. Call me a luddite or a weirdo, but I also file using paper, because I don't see the advantage of paying for the privilege of saving the government time and money.
Turbotax online is one of the best web applications I've ever used. It's incredibly seamless and you don't even realize you're using a browser instead of an installed desktop application. I like it because Turbotax will store your old returns for you, and prepopulate fields based upon prior year returns.
I have used TurboTax successfully for a couple of years. In addition to things already mentioned, it has some forums where you can get some simple questions answered with complex ones it's always better to consult the professional and it can import some data from your salary provider if you're lucky some companies are supported, some aren't - then you save time on filling out W2s, and can allow you to track your donations with sister site ItsDeductible.
Not sure how desktop software compares. So far I didn't see any downsides except for, of course, the fact that your information is available online.
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