IRS Direct File https://www.irs.gov/filing/irs-di...e-for-free Limited to 25 States in 2024. Has income limitations and supports only some forms.
https://www.freetaxusa.
https://irs.treasury.go
https://myfreetaxes.com/
https://cash.app/taxes Free federal and state. No income limits, supports most things, but a few limitations [cash.app].
https://www.olt.com/ Fed is free, most states are $10 to e-file. No income limits, supports almost all individual tax scenarios (a few more than FTUSA).
Some states support free e-file directly on their dept of revenue website. List here: https://thefinancebuff.
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Does it let you import your 1099s for interest, dividends etc directly from the banks/broker sites? Or you have to enter them manually?
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Cashapp taxes
Yes they are legit, totally free, includes audit protection.
I used Direct File this year and flipped through my old data in HR Block to help fill in. Pretty simple return and no state tax but I was impressed with the experience! Recommended.
You can use Direct File if you have one or more of these types of income in 2024:
Income from an employer
(Form W-2)
Unemployment compensation
(Form 1099-G)
Social Security benefits
(Form SSA-1099)
Income from employer-sponsored pension and retirement account distributions
(Form 1099-R)
Distributions for qualified medical expenses from Health Savings Accounts
(Form 1099-SA)
Interest income
(Form 1099-INT)
Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend
I can't use Cashapp because I'm filing a natural disaster deduction.
I'm cornered into using TurboTax for the first time or filing manually it seems..
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I can't use Cashapp because I'm filing a natural disaster deduction.
I'm cornered into using TurboTax for the first time or filing manually it seems..
DirectFile is still in it's infancy, adding more features each year. Unfortunately, it may be killed by the current administration, before it has a chance to be really good.