"You'll never know where I'm going, so don't try to guess, just answer the questions."

I've soured on Judge Judy but not on TurboTax. Almost ready to start.

N.J. state tax is also free. I've done that and its in the mail.

Ya use ta be able to go into the post office and pick up forms. My tax is simple. I could do it in 15 minutes if they still gave out the forms.

I am pretty sure you can still print them from the IRS website, but that is news to me.

Huh....

used the free version of TaxAct.

I donated shares of stock (Apple) and had to enter the cost basis.

TurboTax would not accept it, "invalid" kept saying.

Finally the representative suggested to round the number of the cost basis - was really low - and it worked.

And then I figured that most shares prices extend to three digits after the period and TurbuTax, working with dollars and cents would accept no more than two digits. And that was the issue.

I hope to finalize it later this week.

Curiouser and Curiouser..

house that had lots of things I was not sure of. Then I went back to TT.
Since I'm retired my taxes are dirt simple.
The one thing I liked about using TT was it kinda sorta taught me how the system worked in my case..
I wish they taught someting like this in high school.. Maybe they did but I did not see it...
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Federal tax filing is free using basic service. State Tax is free for AGI up to $45k and then costs $14.99 for AGI over $45K.

Electronic filing is included. My tax is pretty simple having only social security and IRA incomes so this is quick and easy for me.

Still waiting on W-2s and 1099s to come in, also culling together the expenses for Mrs. Best's side hustle.

This year, I'm not waiting until everything comes in, I'm entering data as it arrives.

But I got the last 1099 yesterday, so I was able to finalize it.

I find TurboTax handy to use with its ability to go back and add or edit items.

accountant I've used for 15 years. There's just enough complications to my returns to make it well worth the cost.