File Your Taxes Free Online wih earned income less than 57,000

Quote from rocker1_ : isn't 57k a year minimum wage these days? That seems like a burger king or walmart salary.

wow.. you really are a dumbfark.

Quote from escoe : Anyone who makes less than 57k can't afford a computer to see this deal. TD very irresponsible post op

separated at birth perhaps?

TurboTax usually does free file for Fedral every year. This is the first time i've seen anyone offer a free state e-file. TU!

Quote from digitaltrav : TurboTax usually does free file for Fedral every year. This is the first time i've seen anyone offer a free state e-file. TU!

for those that dont qualify and still want free state e-file:

http://slickdeals.net/f/5780136-F...ed-within?

Quote from SAN_MARINO : Agreed with you. People needs to make less than 35K/year to qualify... I think. Here is the link to VITA and will add it to WIKI. http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Fi...e-Tax-Prep

It's 51k this year last year was 48k cut off but if u make around $20 that is roughly 40k a year. Not many people that makes $20 and up go to a VITA site to let us prepare their taxes..

I remember using this last year and it was great. Thanks for the link because I have been looking all over for it!

Now time to pass this to my parents, sister, aunt, dog and friends!

Quote from SAN_MARINO : You need to learn how to do basic math.

The more math you know the least you wish to make money at the rat race. Perelman refused $1 mln award.

If we use this one, that means we are still poor, under 57,000
LOL

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- John Walter Wayland

Quote from charles_chang : Not since obamacare.

Came here to say this. Post Obamacare yearly earnings @ minimum wage = $7.25/hr x 28hr/wk x 52wk/yr = $10,556 before taxes.

Places that pay close to minimum wage don't want to spend thousands a year on health insurance for each employee, so come 2014 they won't have any full time employees. 28 hours per week is the most low-earners will get. At least they'll get Medicaid coverage...

I'm sorry but I have to say this, so many people got trolled by that comment!

Quote from FireWalker877 : The True Gentleman is the man whose conduct proceeds from good will and an acute sense of propriety, and whose self-control is equal to all emergencies; who does not make the poor man conscious of his poverty, the obscure man of his obscurity, or any man of his inferiority or deformity; who is himself humbled if necessity compels him to humble another; who does not flatter wealth, cringe before power, or boast of his own possessions or achievements; who speaks with frankness but always with sincerity and sympathy; whose deed follows his word; who thinks of the rights and feelings of others, rather than his own; and who appears well in any company, a man with whom honor is sacred and virtue safe. - John Walter Wayland

great quote

Can we get a clarification here on "earned"? Are we talking about gross or take-home?

I clicked on a free turbo tax link but they upsell you big time. Its $19.99 for federal and they try to upsell you to the better packages. I fell for it last year but many people say you dont need the more expensive ones, the cheaper ones will still import stock trades & such.

The difference between the free & the $19.99 one is the free one, they dont keep & use last years data & you have to manually enter everything again.

So I might go with H&R this year. When the rest of my 1099s get here.

Quote from banan25 : Great, I usually do my taxes with turbotax and end up paying $50

Quote from rjm08 : The difference between the free & the $19.99 one is the free one, they dont keep & use last years data & you have to manually enter everything again.

TaxHawk.com always keep and reuse your last year data for free.