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st knows things - if I was gonna use an online tax service to prepare my 2019 tax return, where should I go? -- nm
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tRuMaN (aka tRuMaN)
May 12 '20, 09:46
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Credit Karma Free State & Fed filing -- nm
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budice
May 12, 10:03
I just use freefile fillable forms, but I don’t have anything too complicated to worry about. -- nm
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znufrii
May 12, 09:59
I use H&R Block. -- nm
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Shaun
May 12, 09:49
I’ve used Taxact for a long time.
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spamlet
May 12, 09:47
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Same. It used to be free, but now it costs. -- nm
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JaxSean
May 12, 09:52
i mean, home ownership, IRA contribution, HSA would be the only weird things. -- nm
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tRuMaN
May 12, 09:48
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I would think that CK could handle those. We have a schedule C so it kicks us out. -- nm
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spamlet
May 12, 10:33
Freefile fillable forms should have everything you need then, and it’s free. -- nm
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znufrii
May 12, 10:00
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