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I ran into that this year. After declining all of the mid return attempts to get me to upgrade to the paid service, when I got to the very end it told me that s
by Mountain_Skies 6y ago
I ran into that this year. After declining all of the mid return attempts to get me to upgrade to the paid service, when I got to the very end it told me that since I had purchased health insurance on the government marketplace for part of the year that I'd have to pay extra for that form. I went with Credit Karma instead. Turns out that my taxes weren't affected at all by my health insurance situation. Between the cost of the Deluxe version and now being required to pay for state filing, they wanted $67. I know they think these "free" offerings are a way to dissuade Congress from having the IRS offer tax filing directly but these games aren't helping their cause any.
Credit Karma was free for filing both state and federal though they did make two attempts to get me to install Cash App, both of which I declined.