Then you should hire CPA/taxperson to help you with it. Been filing taxes on my own until I got my own CPA few years ago and realized how much money I saved. No

Then you should hire CPA/taxperson to help you with it. Been filing taxes on my own until I got my own CPA few years ago and realized how much money I saved. Normally I spent 3k in taxes since I am 1099 (independent contractor for those non-USAian. I only paid less than 1k in taxes after using my CPA. I don't mean Johnson Hewitt, HR Block, or any chain tax preparation companies. Go with a LOCAL tax preparation professionals. The local is best because they know the city, county and state level of taxes than those chain companies that tries to keep your tax return minimal as possible. To Deaf Americans, avoid using DeafTax at all cost. They screwed with my taxes by giving me the wrong information to file in a wrong state. They primary focus on the corporate taxes than individuals and they only have a few tax professionals serving the entire country which should tell you enough about their knowledge and use of their preparation. I am not the only Deaf person with an issues with DeafTax.