Intuit ProSeries Tax Pricing Overview

Intuit ProSeries Tax does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

According to G2's pricing data and reviewer demographics for Intuit ProSeries Tax, the pricing structure is best suited for small accounting and CPA firms processing high volumes of individual returns. The overwhelming majority of G2 reviewers are small businesses in accounting and financial services, validating the Basic Unlimited tier for 1040-heavy practices operating in four or fewer states. The Professional tier fits multi-state practices and firms handling S-Corps, LLCs, estates, and other business entity returns, as confirmed by G2 reviewers managing complex non-1040 filings. Solo preparers or individual users with low return volumes will find both tiers expensive relative to usage, per recurring G2 reviewer feedback.

Intuit ProSeries Tax has no permanent free version, but a free trial is available for evaluation. The entry-level ProSeries Basic Unlimited at $1,119 covers unlimited 1040 returns and individual state returns for four states only, with additional states or business returns purchased on a pay-per-return basis. Intuit ProSeries Tax's Professional tier at $2,144 removes state restrictions entirely, adds unlimited returns across all states, includes pay-as-you-go business returns, multi-year e-filing covering current and two prior years, and ProConnect ProSeries Plus for client collaboration. G2 reviewers note the per-return add-on costs and signature fees as meaningful incremental expenses beyond the base tier pricing.

G2 reviewers present a split verdict on Intuit ProSeries Tax's pricing. High average ratings from small accounting firms suggest strong value for volume 1040 preparers, with reviewers citing time savings, accurate calculations, and year-over-year data rollover as core benefits. However, cost complaints are frequent and pointed: multiple G2 reviewers flag annual price increases without proportional feature improvements, backend e-file fees, and add-on costs for signatures. One reviewer explicitly cites Drake Tax as a cheaper alternative with comparable functionality. G2 reviews of Intuit ProSeries Tax indicate it delivers premium value for established CPA firms processing high return volumes, but solo preparers and small practices with limited budgets consistently flag the pricing as difficult to justify.