What does that have to do with the ability to e-file for free? I didn't say it was a good option, just that it existed. There's plenty to complain about witho

What does that have to do with the ability to e-file for free? I didn't say it was a good option, just that it existed. There's plenty to complain about without making things up ("You CAN, if... [...] 1) you are under a certain income threshold"). > The problem is the lobbying has stopped making forms easier or non-existent. They are complex because of private corporate influence, not the constituents of the I.R.S.. Where did I contradict this?