How are you filing your taxes this year?
02-01-2004, 08:13 PM
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How are you filing your taxes this year?
i want to do it online since its quick and painless. but i dont know where to go from there. i forgot which online source i used to file last year. i just went to H&R block online, and its $25 for fed and state. :dunno: i guess its not too much...:happysad:
i wanted to do a tele-file, but i lost my book. if you did yours online, where did you get it done.
i wanted to do a tele-file, but i lost my book. if you did yours online, where did you get it done.
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02-01-2004, 08:17 PM
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I use H&R Block every single year, the $25.00 is worth it; and it remembers my information. It also does all of my investment and supplemental income stuff extremely easily, and I don't have to install stuff on my computer.
I file electronically, as well.
I file electronically, as well.
02-01-2004, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by AKUFC
I used Tax Deluxe or something, I ended up having to pay nothing
I got $589 back from Federal, and owed $21 to the state.
02-01-2004, 08:24 PM
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www.turbotax.com It's the easiest way yet that I've found... cost me $15.50 for federal and state.
No need to install anything, it remembers me on their webiste and best of all... IT'S UNBELIEVEABLY EASY!
I already did mine and I'm getting it via direct deposit. Little over $300... damn I could use it too. :sad:
No need to install anything, it remembers me on their webiste and best of all... IT'S UNBELIEVEABLY EASY!
I already did mine and I'm getting it via direct deposit. Little over $300... damn I could use it too. :sad:
02-01-2004, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by DamnAccord
I just give my W2 to my dad and then wait for the return. :exnbp:
Ditto :wiggle: He does them online, I get my return in two weeks directly in my account :yay:
02-01-2004, 08:32 PM
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I would like to have done it via Tele-File, but I didn't get the booklet this year. So I had it done professionally. Getting 899 from fed and 78 from state. :yay: Better than paying.
