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The IRS already provides a free-file option, you just need to spend more time reading instructions. https://www.irs.gov/e-file-providers/before-starting-free-fi
by mlindner 8y ago
The IRS already provides a free-file option, you just need to spend more time reading instructions. https://www.irs.gov/e-file-providers/before-starting-free-file-fillable-forms https://www.irs.gov/e-file-providers/before-starting-free-fi...
Not sure what all the hate is here. If you're not completely uneducated, you can figure this out yourself.
- cabaalis 8y ago> In exchange for the IRS promising not to create its own free, online filing tool, Intuit, H&R Block and other companies signed a deal to offer Free File options to lower-income Americans. Hence the hate when they attempt to hide such an option. Signed a deal.
- mlindner 8y agoThere's no income limitations for what I linked.
- danso 8y agoIf you're going to tell us to "spend more time reading instructions", maybe you should take the time to read and follow the links you send. What the site your link refers to -- freefilefillableforms.com -- is not a service built by the IRS. Did you really believe the U.S. Congress, and Turbotax's lobbyists, would be proposing and debating a bill on the existence of something you think you found with a Google search?