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03-03-2009, 07:50 AM
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What was that website?
Before owning my own business I used to do my own taxes on Turbo Tax. Now that the business is sold I no longer want to pay the high fees of my accountant just to file simple federal & state taxes.
I remember reading about another online tax software others use. Anyone know the name? Thanks
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taxact?
taxact.com Taxcut by hrblock also has a free simple version
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03-03-2009, 09:40 AM
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Yeah taxact and taxcut both have free online versions if your family makes below a certain amount. irs.gov has a page on their website with links to all of them. I file my federal taxes for free every year on HR Block and when I lived in a state with state taxes I would go to the comptrollers website and file there for free. Maybe NC has that too!
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