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The Taxmaaaan
Jan. 29th, 2006 12:44 amEvery year the IRS gets a bunch of companies to offer free online filing for a bunch of people. Click here for the list.
In order to get the free filing, you need to link through the list on the IRS site, and it changes order every time. Look for TaxEngine.com! They have a deal where you get free Federal filing if you have an adjusted gross income between $10,000 and $50,000, and free state filing for Georgia.
Normally it's free Federal return and $5 - $10 for a state return. In other words, for a bunch of Georgia people, you can file totally free.
Of course, if your AGI is under $10,000 you probably aren't paying any taxes anyway. If it's over $50,000 then you are richer than I am, and you suck.
Second hint: All of these places will let you do the math online for free. Take advantage of more than one. I did mine at three different places, and got three different refund amounts, because I managed to input my deductions wrong in a few places.
In order to get the free filing, you need to link through the list on the IRS site, and it changes order every time. Look for TaxEngine.com! They have a deal where you get free Federal filing if you have an adjusted gross income between $10,000 and $50,000, and free state filing for Georgia.
Normally it's free Federal return and $5 - $10 for a state return. In other words, for a bunch of Georgia people, you can file totally free.
Of course, if your AGI is under $10,000 you probably aren't paying any taxes anyway. If it's over $50,000 then you are richer than I am, and you suck.
Second hint: All of these places will let you do the math online for free. Take advantage of more than one. I did mine at three different places, and got three different refund amounts, because I managed to input my deductions wrong in a few places.
