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$hady
01-19-2006, 01:28 PM
jacked from those Fat people.



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H&R Block is giving out two of their softwares for free download. (Efile costs extra printing and mailing forms is free)

Taxcut - Standard
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Deduction Pro


http://store.taxcut.com/dr/sat1/ec_Main.Entry17c?V1=731345&PID=731345&PN=1&SP=10023&SID=33195&CUR=840&CID=206485&DSP=&PGRP=0&ABCODE=&CACHE_ID=206485

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http://www.hrblock.com/assets/partners/dpro_giveaway.html

Just be sure not to order any state editions, and to remove the Extended Download Protection at checkout....Download and enjoy!


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Free efile for low income


www.taxfreedom.com (http://www.fatwallet.com/redirect/bounce.php?afsrc=1&url=http://www.taxfreedom.com) is up now.

File your federal return online for free if you
Qualify for the federal Earned Income Credit (EIC) or
Earn $28,500 AGI or less or
Serve as Active Duty Military Active Military Duty and earn less than $50,000 AGI


* Free up to $50,000 available in the next post by puternerd *
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OR if you prefer Turbotax


You can download Turbotax online software for 50% off retail AND it includes FREE federal efile


TurboTax basic $9.95
TT premier $19.95
TT essentials (just 1040) $4.95

http://www.turbotax.intuit.com/welcome/bofadiscff05/live.htm?source=bofaonline


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I bought the basic version Turbotax the other day (retail :cry: ) so i'll just use Taxcut to check the $$ results....

puternerd
01-19-2006, 01:55 PM
http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=118986,00.html

* Free File is a free service offered by companies for taxpayers with an Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of $50,000 or less.
* Carefully review the free offer descriptions before starting your return. Individual company offers may be limited to specific states and income levels.
* Each company has a description of their eligibility criteria for preparing and e-filing your federal tax return for free.
* When choosing a company, be sure to link to the company's web site through IRS.gov. By going directly to a company's web site, you may not get the free service.
* You are under no obligation to buy any products or services.
* Telephone filing (Telefile) is no longer available. Many taxpayers who used this telephone service in the past may qualify to use Free File.

Available every year on IRS.gov website.

$hady
01-19-2006, 02:02 PM
Free filing for people earning $50,000 or less thats pretty good info, it's $20,000 more than the one I linked to. That should take care of most young people.

Pure Apathy
01-20-2006, 02:38 PM
Which one of these are better to use?

$hady
01-20-2006, 03:31 PM
Turbotax in my opinion is the better deal because it includes free e-file. Basic TT is $9.95, I paid $19 at Walmart the other day before I saw this.

Or you can use the free stuff online and be really cheap. LOL

puternerd
01-20-2006, 03:48 PM
With any of the IRS free file sponsers you don't have the software, it is all web based. I have been using these since it began a few years ago and it's great. If you are getting a refund, do the direct deposit, last year I got my refund 4 days after filing.

Chris Dillon
01-28-2008, 04:37 PM
thanks a ton.

Mad Scientist
01-28-2008, 05:33 PM
Note that the free-file options don't apply if you do the long form (itemized deductions for mortgage, donations, etc.)... that was the case last year, anyway. I went the paper route, in typical cheap-ass fashion, but the tax refunds took almost 12 weeks to be deposited. I'm considering software and e-filing this year, but I really need every $ that the purchase would consume. Drat.
-Eric

Veronica Mars
01-28-2008, 05:46 PM
IDK which one to use...
Which is the cheapest... :(

neopolss
01-30-2008, 10:54 AM
This will be my third year filing through freetaxusa.com as recommended by the IRS website's list of free filers. I like it. It is straight forward, it does all of your work, you can itemize or standard deduct. If you are over $50,000 it costs $20 to file + $10 for state, which is still cheaper than taking it to H&R or buying their software.

TheGlow
01-30-2008, 12:45 PM
I highly recommend going to the irs site and using the link to turbotax.
Since I make under 50k, its free. Been using it around 3-4 years now.
I got my w2 at work, and just emailed my wife the info, and when I got home I had the return already processed and due Feb 5. Not bad considering I put it in on 17th.

solisnk
01-30-2008, 12:54 PM
www.taxslayer.com

$10 for both federal AND state.

did it last year and got federal in under a week and state took a couple of weeks.

It was really easy and simple.