FREE TurboTax Filing for Federal Returns

Edit Post Wednesday, January 8, 2014

GoodDayIn tandem with TaxAct's FREE efiling, we found a great deal from TurboTax - the king of the tax filing software. You can now use TurboTax Online to file your Federal Returns FREE of cost!


Online Link: 2013 FREE TurboTax eFile - Federal


  • FREE IRS e-file: When you use TurboTax online, you can electronically file (eFile) your income taxes for free.
  • Know When the filing is done: After you eFile your income tax return to the IRS, TurboTax sends you an e-mail when the IRS receives your return—within 48 hours.
  • Speedy Refunds: Get your money sooner. When you file electronically, you’ll receive the fastest tax refund with efile and direct deposit; tax refund timeframes will vary.
  • Answer Easy Questions: TurboTax Free Edition asks easy questions and puts your answers on the right forms for you.
  • GUARANTEED - Accurate Calculations: TurboTax FREE Edition double-checks for accuracy and completeness. They do the math and put accurate figures on your tax forms— guaranteed.
  • State Filing: $39.99 for each state filing.
Note:
On the landing page of TurboTax, please choose the FREE Edition of TurboTax.

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Anonymous said...
Great find. I found a cool gadget that helps with taxes at mileagelogger.com. It's really worth a look.
Anonymous said...
There is another option to using TurboTax's stripped down free version of their basic product

TaxACT 2007 Standard is a completely free federal tax filing program that can handle complicated returns and has no costs whatsoever (for federal, you have to pay for State, just like with TurboTax, but the state is way cheaper than TT).
admin said...
TaxAct is a great product. I used it last year. Plus many states have free e-file on if you file state taxes on their sites.
FIRE Finance said...
We thank you all for your feedback.

TaxAct is a great software and is definitely cheaper than Turbo Tax.

But Turbo Tax is the leader in this domain. Since the Federal filing is FREE, it might be worth to give it a shot.

Next we can use a state's official website to file the state returns (ProfessorB's tip)!

That would make filing taxes completely FREE (unless we have complicated stuff which needs specialized packages)!
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