Nino vs H&R Block

Choose Nino when you want more than this year’s return. A CPA on Nino’s team prepares and files your federal and state returns, handles tax planning all year, and builds your financial plan, all for one flat annual fee. H&R Block’s tax pro filing is built to file a return; it does not include financial planning.

Not necessarily. H&R Block says many of its tax pros hold professional licenses such as EA or CPA, but not all do. With Nino’s Advisor plans, a CPA prepares and files your return.

For a single simple return, yes. H&R Block’s tax pro filing starts at $99 plus $75 per state, while Nino’s Advisor plans start at $3,600 a year. The Nino fee also covers year-round tax planning, a financial plan, quarterly check-ins, and Ultra AI software, so the comparison depends on how much of that you would otherwise pay for separately.

Yes. H&R Block partners with CoinTracker, and its tax pros can access your CoinTracker data when you invite them. Nino is built by the team behind CoinTracker, and our CPA team works from your CoinTracker tax reports as one item on your filing checklist.

H&R Block has local offices for in-person filing. Nino works online: you upload documents, review your return in your vault, and meet your team for quarterly check-ins.