The various features are what differentiates the two programs, and the difference in price.

Thank you - that concept is obvious.The question still stands as someone else asked me about it.

The point I'd make to Intuit is that autofilling city/state by zip codes is something quite useful for a volume tax prep office as opposed to Intuit Link which, while helpful, isn't as important to in-and-out types of tax practices.  To be transparent, I'm a tiny firm, so it's not a huge issue either way. Just looking to see if it's changed yet.

Not changed.  Intuit wants you to go to the Professional version if you want some of the time-saving features like that.

@esa6334 

The "concept" is that if you want all the bells & whistles then you must pay for them.  

If they put all the same features in Basic, why would anyone buy Professional?

@abctax55 @esa6334 @TaxGuyBill sometimes not correct anyways... If a townships zip code was under an old Township or city and then got its own zip code, sometimes was not updated...