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Free Tax Preparation Software from TaxAct.com
TaxAct is once again offering their free online tax preparation service. You can prepare and print your tax forms free, or E-file for free as well. They are a government authorized e-file provider.
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#1
KenH - Posted 7:31 am PST 03/8/08 (21 Posts)
Works like a charm! I just did my 2007 tax return yesterday using TurboTax and thought I would enter the data in TaxAct to test it. The results were identical. I will use TaxAct next year.
Edit: Just noticed that they also have a free downloadable version of the software.
Edit: Just noticed that they also have a free downloadable version of the software.
#2
gummy - Posted 8:48 am PST 03/8/08 (572 Posts)
#3
big_d_63 - Posted 9:03 am PST 03/8/08 (23 Posts)
used the site last year and this year. works fine.
#4
mike_vr6 - Posted 9:17 am PST 03/8/08 (47 Posts)
Used for the past 3 years - couldn't be happier.
#5
Solitarian - Posted 9:44 am PST 03/8/08 (24 Posts)
Gave it a try today. Lots of clicking on Next, to get past the ads to upgrade from the free version to the 10 dollar version. But, otherwise it went pretty easily. We shall see how quickly the cash gets deposited now ...
#6
niro5 - Posted 10:36 am PST 03/8/08 (391 Posts)
I've had great luck with this.
#7
dan264 - Posted 3:21 pm PST 03/8/08 (51 Posts)
I think they are prolly the best, since they allow me to file investment properties. Turbotax won't let me
#8
johng333 - Posted 8:43 pm PST 03/8/08 (79 Posts)
http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=118986,00.html
Go to the IRS website - right on first screen, in the middle about a quarter of the way down you will see text below:
"Use Free File to Prepare Your Taxes
Free tax preparation and electronic filing available for taxpayers who earn $54,000 or less."
List DOZENS of free tax filing options, some with free e-file, some with free state versions.
I used Tax ACt, Turbo Tax, and Tax Cut. I like Tax Cut marginally better. Both gave same results but I found Tax Cut a bit more user friendly, although Tax Act is very user friendly.
I highly recommend Tax Act. Use the free downloadable version not the online version.
Go to the IRS website - right on first screen, in the middle about a quarter of the way down you will see text below:
"Use Free File to Prepare Your Taxes
Free tax preparation and electronic filing available for taxpayers who earn $54,000 or less."
List DOZENS of free tax filing options, some with free e-file, some with free state versions.
I used Tax ACt, Turbo Tax, and Tax Cut. I like Tax Cut marginally better. Both gave same results but I found Tax Cut a bit more user friendly, although Tax Act is very user friendly.
I highly recommend Tax Act. Use the free downloadable version not the online version.
#9
johng333 - Posted 8:45 pm PST 03/8/08 (79 Posts)
Tax ACt e-file costs more, about $9. State version costs another $13. But if you want both buy the ULTRA version, comes with e-file and state for only $14 total.
#10
redgarfield - Posted 9:03 pm PST 03/8/08 (21 Posts)
oh cool... free tax software...
#11
Superman - Posted 12:08 pm PDT 03/10/08 (358 Posts)
#12
bari44 - Posted 6:44 pm PDT 03/10/08 (8 Posts)
I've not done my taxes yet. I may give it a try.
#13
Jackietreehorn - Posted 1:55 pm PDT 03/11/08 (15 Posts)
Doing taxes this week, will likely give this a try.






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