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FFF is... ok... I guess. It does bother me that if you watch your network requests, You find out it is an intuit product. I mean the IRS has one job, to receiv
by somat 2y ago
FFF is... ok... I guess.
It does bother me that if you watch your network requests, You find out it is an intuit product. I mean the IRS has one job, to receive taxes, why do I have to go through a third party company that I do not trust, to do this.
As backwards and stupid as it is in this internet enabled age, I still file paper forms. At least until the irs can get it's online act together, (Based on the information in the parent article, this may be never)
- twothreeone 2y agoInteresting.. maybe the IRS contracted development and/or hosting from Intuit instead of doing it in-house. But it's completely free of charge, you don't need an Intuit account or sign their EULA/privacy policy or anything like that. And the official documentation for the tool itself is issued by the IRS [0]. [0] https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p5274.pdf https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p5274.pdf