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Credit Karma offers FREE "Powered by TurboTax" Filing [Fed + State] if you start your return by Feb 9
Credit Karma is offering free "powered by Turbo Tax" filing, so long as you start your return by Feb 9.
· Free State Filing
· Free Federal Filing
· No limit to how many forms you upload.
Note: Offer is NOT valid for anyone who filed directly via Turbo Tax last year (if you filed via CK or elsewhere, you qualify for the offer).
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· Free State Filing
· Free Federal Filing
· No limit to how many forms you upload.
Note: Offer is NOT valid for anyone who filed directly via Turbo Tax last year (if you filed via CK or elsewhere, you qualify for the offer).
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Offer ends February 9, 2024. Valid only for Credit Karma members who did not file their Tax Year 2022 taxes using a TurboTax Online, TurboTax Desktop, or TurboTax mobile app product. Excludes members who have already filed their Tax Year 2023 taxes using TurboTax. New members who are eligible may not be able to access offer for up to 28 hours after registration. Offer terms and availability subject to change at any time without notice.
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Last year was annoying because they took a while to get the CA state return going but this year everything was done quickly.
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The only thing holding me back onto TT or HRBlock is because I cannot enter 100's of these items, cost basis, profit, loss, long term, short term basis, etc. manually. I would ditch any of these behemoths if the free ones could connect to the brokerage and banks.
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Sorry, I have been doing my taxes with a CPA for long time. Thought of saving some money this year by using online service as my tax situation is simple.
The only thing holding me back onto TT or HRBlock is because I cannot enter 100's of these items, cost basis, profit, loss, long term, short term basis, etc. manually. I would ditch any of these behemoths if the free ones could connect to the brokerage and banks.
My recollection is that most free services specifically exclude returns with trading and other more complex needs.
I probably wouldn't trust something that complex to a free service anyway.
Of course, I probably wouldn't trust a CPA, either, given that the only time I ever hired one they made several easy to spot mistakes and would've cost me much more in taxes if I had trusted them, so... every option sucks, I guess, lol!
I probably wouldn't trust something that complex to a free service anyway.
Of course, I probably wouldn't trust a CPA, either, given that the only time I ever hired one they made several easy to spot mistakes and would've cost me much more in taxes if I had trusted them, so... every option sucks, I guess, lol!
It's not about trust, I can very well do my taxes by following the instructions on each form. For people who don't know/care each tax form has detailed instructions on what numbers to enter in each of the fields.
What I don't like is the data entry of hundreds of records. I would rather pay a tax service $50 just for making that part easy. So I guess I'm stuck with TT for a while then.
What I don't like is the data entry of hundreds of records. I would rather pay a tax service $50 just for making that part easy. So I guess I'm stuck with TT for a while then.
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https://cash.app/taxes
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I do my taxes in both turbo tax and cash app to make sure totals match up within a dollar (since Turbo tax catches some situations and tax cuts better) then submit for free with cash app once satisfied.
turbo tax only makes you pay when ready to submit or preview forms. it shows your obligations, etc for free.
I echo the CPA's note - TT sucks and Intuit is a horrible company. TT has been slapped around by the government repeatedly for misleading marketing and other issues.