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Happy linux desktop user here, I only need windows for turbotax once a year, so I will worry about this in Feb/Mar, anyone provides a cloud-based tax filing ser
by ausjke 11y ago
Happy linux desktop user here, I only need windows for turbotax once a year, so I will worry about this in Feb/Mar, anyone provides a cloud-based tax filing service?
- kingnothing 11y agoTurbotax.com
- slayed0 11y agoDoesn't turbotax provide just that? I did my taxes with them last year and never left the browser.
- gvb 11y agoH&R Block does: http://www.hrblock.com/online-tax-filing/ http://www.hrblock.com/online-tax-filing/ Disclaimer: I have not used their online version so I don't know how well it works. I have been running their Windows version in a VM the last few years because I'm not wild about putting any more of my tax information "in the cloud" than I have to. I would expect TurboTax to support online filing too, but did not see it on a quick search.
- nacs 11y ago> I don't know how well it works I've used H&R Block's online service for filing federal and state taxes for the past few years with no issues.
- cmrx64 11y agoThe most you need to get turbotax to work online is a user agent spoof.
- specialp 11y agotaxact.com is entirely online too. No app required.
- yellowapple 11y agoYeah, TurboTax does. I've done my taxes several times now entirely from Firefox+Linux. TurboTax will nag you about using an unsupported browser/OS combo, but you can just click the link saying "yeah, whatever, I know what I'm doing, sod off and let me do my bloody taxes" and it'll work perfectly fine.