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Edited January 3, 2018
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If you make less than $66000. The version is the same as H&R Block deluxe.
It's both federal and state.
"Sponsored by United Way and H&R Block, MyFreeTaxes has all of the features you're looking for — with none of the fees.
Whether you're a first time filer, a new parent, a small-business owner, or just about anything else — no matter your situation, we've got you covered. And with live customer support, safe and secure filing, and free itemization, MyFreeTaxes will help put you on the path to financial freedom.
It's as easy as 1-2-3:
To start your return, create an account on the H&R Block site and log in."
"$66k is Adjusted gross income, so it's AFTER 401k, health insurance, etc. So many people will qualify"
https://www.unitedway.org/myfreet...s/hr-block
https://www.unitedway.org/myfreetaxes/
https://www.hrblock.com/online-ta...ax-filing/
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They spent millions to stop Congress from allowing the IRS to make tax filing easier for everyone by agreeing to provide free tax service for lower incomes and the people paying the most tax have to keep paying the companies to get their taxes done. Huge scam by the industry to screw those of us above the $66k AGI.
From a news site:
One, the government would continue and for forever offer free online tax filing to lower- and middle-income families in a public-private partnership with tax prep companies.
Sounds great, but hardly anyone has heard of this program, acknowledged Tim Hugo, executive director of the "Free File Alliance," a consortium of 13 private tax prep companies including Inuit and H&R Block. And that's because the IRS advertising budget is "$0" — so only a relatively small number of people take advantage of the program.
Two — and this is key — the bill would prevent the government from offering its own free alternative to taxpayers.
So, by offering free software used by only a few people, the tax prep companies can maintain the current difficult system and thus the need for their products. The Free File Act did not pass but the Free File system remains, and "return-free filing" is nowhere to be seen
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