He paid $150 in federal and $55 in state. I imagine he gets it all back.

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Mar 15, 2019
8:58:12am

Pete Office Linebacker

He paid $150 in federal and $55 in state. I imagine he gets it all back.

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Pete

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teenage son made $4K last year. What's the best tax website to do his taxes (state and federal) for free?

Pete Office Linebacker

3/15/19 8:53am

You can do it or have your CPA do it as a favor. Most will do that.

Archaea

3/15/19 8:54am

You don't need to do them at all.

3/15/19 8:56am

He paid $150 in federal and $55 in state. I imagine he gets it all back.

Pete

3/15/19 8:58am

Prepare a 1040 EZ and you will find out

Archaea

3/15/19 9:02am

I thought the EZ form has gone away this year.

BW84

3/15/19 9:07am

You may be correct. I don't have anybody filing one.

Archaea

3/15/19 9:09am

Credit carma is free and easy. He would get all his taxes returned

Croweater

3/15/19 9:01am

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Croweater

3/15/19 9:02am

TurboTax was free efile federal and state return for my daughter who only made a small amount like your son

byujag

3/15/19 9:17am

Went with Turbotax because I'd used them before. It's done... He gets a $240 back.

Pete

3/15/19 9:39am

Lots of sites will let you file federal for free if you're income is under $55k or not itemizing

HuskerFan2

3/15/19 9:18am

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