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And Intuit is one of the big powers keeping it like that. In Spain we have had a "pre-filed draft statement" (that you have to confirm, but it's as easy as cli
by tecleandor 2y ago
And Intuit is one of the big powers keeping it like that.
In Spain we have had a "pre-filed draft statement" (that you have to confirm, but it's as easy as clicking "OK", or just mailing it back in the days when it was all paper) since 2003.
And there has been free government software for doing your taxes since 1988 (back in the day it was difficult to use and a bit terrible in general, but it was there and you could print your statement with a dot matrix printer... The web version nowadays is kind of ugly but pretty decent.)