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I file on paper, as I always have, because a) I absolutely refuse to pay money to file my taxes, and b) I especially refuse to pay money to companies that lobby
by blahedo 8y ago
I file on paper, as I always have, because a) I absolutely refuse to pay money to file my taxes, and b) I especially refuse to pay money to companies that lobby for taxes to be more complicated.
There are free e-filing solutions, but not for my income range, and also last I checked (this might be a year or two out of date now) the various state-level agencies do not play well with the free e-filing.
And the paper forms are so easy! The hard part is sometimes figuring out whether you qualify for a particular thing or what a particular piece of income counts as, but that's more or less just as difficult even with software. Actually filling out the paperwork? Almost restful by comparison.