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MichMan

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4. Depends on the state but usually you can

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Original post)

Sat Mar 5, 2022, 04:42 PM

Mar 2022

I use H&R Block software and federal e-filing is free, but they charge $19.99 for state e filing.

My state claims e filing is mandatory unless you have some personal objections. I sure do! I object paying the $19.99

So I paper file the state

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Can you e-File Federal and paper file state? [View all] bucolic_frolic Mar 2022 OP

Yes FBaggins Mar 2022 #1

Agree. I was having some problems with state ID - was fixed - but before that TurboTax said question everything Mar 2022 #2

I have e-filed Ohio for years. nt doc03 Mar 2022 #3

Depends on the state but usually you can MichMan Mar 2022 #4

Turbo tax tries to trick you into having them file your state taxes Freddie Mar 2022 #5

Same for H&R Block FBaggins Mar 2022 #6

Yes, in 2019 I was FORCED by TurboTax to paper-file my state return. I e-filed my federal return progree Mar 2022 #7

In Virginia yes. Yonnie3 Mar 2022 #8