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No offense but I think they should be focused on common scenarios (income types and deductions that are likely to have many users), methods of verifying correct
by CameronNemo 6y ago
No offense but I think they should be focused on common scenarios (income types and deductions that are likely to have many users), methods of verifying correctness, and long term maintainability in the face of a changing tax code.
Expat workers seem so niche and there may be different requirements depending in their specific situation.
- jhabdas 6y agoNo offense taken and I see your point. My feeling generally is taxes should be easier, and not require a tool at all. So focusing on a niche could give this app an edge and ideally encourage more people to go out and live their lives and enjoy their money.
- mellavora 6y agoAs an expat worker, a tool like this would be super helpful. Most of the automated tools (paid included) don't support the expat market, so electronic filing is basically impossible. Part of the problem is a pervasive sense that if your are an expat, you are somehow guilty of something or not patriotic enough or some other undefined sin. All of US law seems to expect that you are US resident, yet we apply it globally.