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I'd give a +1 for "Cash App Taxes" (formerly Credit Karma Tax), which is totally free and has a decent enough web-based UI.

• LeifCarrotson 5y ago
  Interestingly, Cash App Taxes was sold to Square just before Credit Karma was acquired by Intuit: https://finovate.com/square-takes-on-taxes-as-justice-oks-intuit-credit-karma-acquisition/ https://finovate.com/square-takes-on-taxes-as-justice-oks-in...
  • jxramos 5y ago
    Wow, I wonder if that’s a sure route to start a competitor company, develop it a bit, and expect a sure buyer down the road? Would be a pretty funny game of whak-a-mole for them to be playing to keep the competitive landscape mowed.
  • sngz 5y ago
    it was required by regulators for them to sell it off in order for intuit to acquire credit karma
  • ezfe 5y ago
    Well, Cash App is part of Square
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• jetrink 5y ago
  They do force you to prove you have their app installed on your phone to use it, though installing it and uninstalling it afterward isn't that much of a hassle.
• mardifoufs 5y ago
  That looks pretty similar to Wealthsimple Tax (formerly simpletax) that we have here in Canada, which I also recommend. I used to hate dealing with the shady tax software we have here in canada and as always we had even less options than you guys have in the US, so simpletax was a gamechanger