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  • bee February 2020
  • johnN February 2020
  • msf February 2020
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Free Tax Software

beebee
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Just finished my 2019 Federal Tax return using a free tax software offered through this link (IRS website).
https://irs.gov/filing/free-file-do-your-federal-taxes-for-free
To select a choice Click here:
https://apps.irs.gov/app/freeFile/

I went with FreeTaxUSA and it was able to handle all of my forms. State return would have been $12.95 which I didn't need to file (Florida).

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  • johnNjohnN
    Hi sir is it as good as t.tax especially with all the 1099_divs w2 misc schedule 2 /schedule c stuff, and if you owe private s.all business thx
  • beebee
    edited February 2020
    Worked well for me. I used TT over the last few years. FTUSA did not have the export / import feature TT had with many of my financial institutions. My forms were simple to hand fill. There also a income limit on "free"...I believe AGI of $36K for single filer.
  • msf
    A few financial institutions provide free TT to those with enough assets held with them:
    • T. Rowe Price: Personal Services clients are provided free Turbotax Deluxe Online
    • Fidelity: some investors, unknown criteria (rumored to be Private Client plus something) are provided free Turbotax Premier.
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