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I'd jump on it. No point to waste time and effort on keeping track of sales to save a couple of bucks. It is splitting pennies here, but technically, if you are due a refund of any meaningful amount, you may as well file early(ier) and earn an extra buck or two in a savings account or a CD.
I did that a few years ago. After waiting for my tax return to get less than 150 miles away to my state's Department of Revenue, over 2 weeks, because of the incompetent USPS, I pay the extra to E-file. I know it gets there.
I did that a few years ago. After waiting for my tax return to get less than 150 miles away to my state's Department of Revenue, over 2 weeks, because of the incompetent USPS, I pay the extra to E-file. I know it gets there.
2 week wait is not bad worth the savings imo even if using certified mail to be safe if you are close to the deadline. States like NY have free state file by law (thanks Mamdani), not sure if there are others so look yours up.
I've always paid for deluxe + state and then been frustrated about paying to e-file. For those of you who mail your state, do you still buy deluxe + state? Or do you pay for vanilla deluxe?
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I've always paid for deluxe + state and then been frustrated about paying to e-file. For those of you who mail your state, do you still buy deluxe + state? Or do you pay for vanilla deluxe?
I buy Deluxe and State, print out the State and mail it in.
Same here. No point in paying $15+ to e-file State when the alternative cost is a postage stamp.
Well, depending on your state, paper filing might require 30+ printouts and several dollars in postage (much more for certified), then an anxious waiting game. That's why I gladly pay the $20 for efile.
I usually get a state refund and owe money to the Feds, so getting that refund quickly and waiting til 4/15 to pay DC is a fair tradeoff.
I need some advice. I have always used TurboTax to file income tax returns. But it's expensive. Is it a good idea for me to try out the H&R Premium to file joint federal taxes? I have W2s and will receive documents from Robinhood and Webull. Thanks!
I need some advice. I have always used TurboTax to file income tax returns. But it's expensive. Is it a good idea for me to try out the H&R Premium to file joint federal taxes? I have W2s and will receive documents from Robinhood and Webull. Thanks!
The deluxe will do just fine based on the needs you stated if you're just doing federal
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I need some advice. I have always used TurboTax to file income tax returns. But it's expensive. Is it a good idea for me to try out the H&R Premium to file joint federal taxes? I have W2s and will receive documents from Robinhood and Webull. Thanks!
I switched over from turbotax a long time ago. Very easy. You just need a PDF copy of last year's return and it will bring in a lot of the info for you. I don't use robinhood or webull but I like to enter all my 1099s manually. I used the auto import once and it messed up stuff so bad I started over.
Well, depending on your state, paper filing might require 30+ printouts and several dollars in postage (much more for certified), then an anxious waiting game. That's why I gladly pay the $20 for efile.
I usually get a state refund and owe money to the Feds, so getting that refund quickly and waiting til 4/15 to pay DC is a fair tradeoff.
That's been my situation for years. I do the same thing. It usually comes out almost even for me.
I've always paid for deluxe + state and then been frustrated about paying to e-file. For those of you who mail your state, do you still buy deluxe + state? Or do you pay for vanilla deluxe?
For me, it's worth it to have the State just to help with filling out and printing the forms. Sometimes I use online filing as well, depends on what I'm paying or have coming back.
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Yep I just print and mail my state.
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I usually get a state refund and owe money to the Feds, so getting that refund quickly and waiting til 4/15 to pay DC is a fair tradeoff.
Well, depending on your state, paper filing might require 30+ printouts and several dollars in postage (much more for certified), then an anxious waiting game. That's why I gladly pay the $20 for efile.
I usually get a state refund and owe money to the Feds, so getting that refund quickly and waiting til 4/15 to pay DC is a fair tradeoff.
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