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Tax Day is right around the corner and for those who haven’t filed yet here is how to do so simply and electronically. With the April 15 tax deadline approaching, the IRS reminds taxpayers there is ...

Tax season is almost here, and that means it's time to fire up the tax service of your choice and get to work claiming your return. If you use an online tax service, though, fees can start to rack up.

I’ve always used TurboTax to file my personal tax return. It’s what my dad showed me when I first started filing taxes, and I’ve used it ever since. I considered trying a free platform in previous ...

The tax season hadn't even officially started in late December, but the TV ads already began tempting taxpayers with a free pitch to use the TurboTax app. Sure, some caveats apply. So, I dug a little ...

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If you’re among the millions of Americans who rely on TurboTax to file their annual income taxes, you could be in for an unpleasant surprise this spring. For the first time in years, Intuit-owned ...

This week, we reported on how TurboTax uses deceptive design and misleading advertising to trick lower-income Americans into paying to file their taxes, even though they are eligible to do it for free ...

Intuit, the Silicon Valley software giant behind TurboTax, doesn’t provide the only way to file your taxes electronically, but it has captured the market share like no other. For over two decades, ...

Tax season is upon us, which means millions of Americans will once again flock to TurboTax to file — and doing so will come at a cost for many of those taxpayers. In 2021, the tax preparation software ...

I remember the first time I filed my taxes. I was dropping something off at the post office when I saw tables full of cardboard boxes filled with forms with the now-familiar IRS eagle and scales logo.