ac186bab57 Its ideal for people with simple tax situations, including those who qualify for subsidies under the ACA (but not those who qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit). useyourhead2 Do you know where your tax return file along with all your personal info was saved, i.e., was it saved to your computer or saved to a system controlled by TurboTax?? LowKeyRoyalty Thank you for your detailed review. We narrow down our list with expert insight and cut anything that doesn't meet our standards. You should be fine. Reasonable efforts are made to present accurate info, however all information is presented without warranty.
It also offers free live support from customer service professionals, though its roster of actual tax professionals doesnt measure up to bigger competitors like TurboTax and H&R Block. Similarly, the reporting requirements under the Affordable Care Act are easy to follow. Also they were a bit frustrating because they kept asking me vague unanswerable questions, had no live chat, never responded to emails, and would not e-file my return. I logged in to TurboTax and did it for fun but I really prefer H&R block in the end. Depending on the software you use, filing your state taxes will cost you anywhere from $8 to $37. Extra costs arent always clearly disclosed, so you could end up spending more than you planned. Even $45 is a bit steep in my opinion for a Deluxe version of a tax program but I was considering HR Block as an alternative this year.
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