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I am the developer in charge of this, thanks for promoting it.
by mars4rp 7y ago
I am the developer in charge of this, thanks for promoting it.
- Rebelgecko 7y agoThanks for your work, I'm a big fan of Calfile for the years when I'm eligible to use it. Out of curiosity are there any plans to support returns with capital gains?
- mars4rp 7y agoThank you for using it, unfortunately no. I don't qualify to use it myself either.
- mlindner 7y agoPerhaps you can expand it so that most software developers can use it? The fact that capital gains are excluded from the e-file is really frustrating when the majority of us have RSUs/ESPPs.
- mywittyname 7y agoThank you for fighting the good fight!
- CalRobert 7y agoThank you very much! I feel like all states (and the feds) owe it to their people to make free, transparent, online tax filing available. Really, though, I remember when I was in college and grumbling about having to pay for turbotax only because of state, and then finding out this existed. Made my week!
- danso 7y agoIs this full time work e.g. do they keep a team to develop and maintain it year round?
- mars4rp 7y agoIt is only me on Dev side of it, and I say around %60 of my time is spent on this app. we do maintain it year around and add features to it. I am in the process of a complete rewrite of it, to make it more accessible(law mandated), and adding some extra features.
- danso 7y agoI hope someday they let you (as in, pay you for your time, not just give the OK) write a bit about that process. Always interested in hearing not just about the software engineering process and stack, but any specific factors or issues when making and iterating on such public-facing software.