This is my first year driving door dash. I made 300$ and never received a tax form. Wondering where in the software I would report this?
will i need to enter the taxpayer PRIOR YEAR AGI or IP PIN to EFILE HIS RETURN ?, or i should be able to use my efin number TO EFILE WORRING ABOUT PRIOR AGI OR IPPIN
Everytime that I try to start a past year return, it just logs me out. Any suggestions on how to get past this?
In the past, I've e-filed my own returns with different types of software (including FreeTaxUSA last year) as well as hundreds of returns as a tax preparation volunteer. I have NEVER had to wait for a return to be accepted or rejected for more than 30 minutes or so. I e-filed my 2023 returns on Sunday (4/7) morning, and…
Is there a number available I can speak to someone directly? I filed my 2023 taxes and set up a payment plan with the IRS, which I've already paid off. However the IRS has no record of me filing my 2023 taxes even though I have a payment receipt from freetaxusa and was able to set up a payment plan though someone at the…
Is anyone on here using FreeTaxUSA to prepare other people's taxes? I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on how it works for you and your clients. I'm wondering how many returns I can file and if I would have to create a new account for each client? I'm hoping to prepare around 10 returns this year- mostly family, friends,…
I had a scholarship covering my college tuition, how do I report that?
Wondering how the import works and if everything carries over from my old tax returns?
Independent Contractor... This is new for me and I'm not sure if to file on my own through FreeTaxUSA like I've always done for over 10 years, or just take it to a professional who knows what they are doing? I have receipts that I had to save all year to show how I contributed my income to my work.
Scenario: W2 Income for Q1 only (retired for example; Dividends, Stock sells, and Roth conversion for Q4. Estimated tax payments are very small for Q1, Q2 and Q3 with 90% of the estimated payments happening in Jan covering Q4. You slightly overpaid in either withholding or estimated taxes and are due a small refund - let's…
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