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Apr 15, 2024
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Croweater
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Seriously, just use Cash App Taxes. Fed and State are free, and it's easy
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Yes we procrastinated doing my son’s taxes. Need some help.
TempeCoug
Apr 15, 5:45pm
I wouldn’t even file. He made so little that I highly doubt the IRS would even pursue it
SJS
Apr 15, 5:46pm
then he doesn't get his $84 back
Croweater
Apr 15, 5:47pm
Exactly. Hate giving the feds any money at all.
TempeCoug
Apr 15, 5:48pm
write him a check for $84 and resume your life
BYUFBDAD
Apr 15, 6:17pm
TurboTax is pretty painless for free filers
Yllage Vidiot
Apr 15, 5:46pm
Seriously, did my daughters in 22 minutes.
scall
Apr 15, 5:49pm
Took my 16 yo daughter 15 minutes last night
jxncoog
Apr 15, 5:51pm
All 4 of our kids used TT when they first got jobs. We always told them to get us if they needed help but they never
Chemish
Apr 15, 6:00pm
Seriously, just use Cash App Taxes. Fed and State are free, and it's easy
Croweater
Apr 15, 5:46pm
I use TaxHawk.com. Federal is free. State is $14.99
Jeff Spicoli
Apr 15, 5:46pm
It is $17.99 for State now.
HuskerFan2
Apr 15, 5:53pm
RE: It is $17.99 for State now.
idcougarfan
Apr 15, 6:06pm
Plus BYU Alum.
ochobeeguy
Apr 15, 6:24pm
Free Tax USA
CougarGuy84
Apr 15, 5:48pm
So many free options. Either direct with IRS or using a provider
korihor
Apr 15, 5:48pm
I already tried the IRS website. It sucks.
TempeCoug
Apr 15, 5:50pm
What kind of help do you think you need? This should be as easy as it gets to fill out the form.
BW84
Apr 15, 5:51pm
Just the easiest website that costs the least amount because it’s very little
TempeCoug
Apr 15, 5:52pm
Isn’t TurboTax free for this situation?
VenturaCoug
Apr 15, 5:53pm
Yes. Should be free for several years for a young person. Only starts costing when investments, dependents, tax credits,
Yllage Vidiot
Apr 15, 5:57pm
Go straight to the source, the 1040 form from the IRS.
BW84
Apr 15, 5:58pm
Late penalties only apply when you owe the IRS, since your son doesn't owe the I
OnEMoReTrY
Apr 15, 5:58pm
Turbo tax is free for simple 1040 federal and state. Shouldn’t take you more
southbaycoug
Apr 15, 5:59pm
Turbo tax has a free option. Takes maybe 20-30 minutes. Easy.
Peter Venkman
Apr 15, 6:02pm
Do all you people have teens/kids who are earned more that $13,850 last year? If
Japan Coug
Apr 15, 6:12pm
If they don’t file they don’t get a refund. Can be up to $1000.
Yiowa
Apr 15, 6:31pm
I guess, if they had tax withheld. But why not just ask to not have any tax
Japan Coug
Apr 15, 6:40pm
Tax Hawk for free and super easy. IRS site for free and complicated.
ochobeeguy
Apr 15, 6:23pm
File an extension and procrastinate for several more months.
Acorn
Apr 15, 8:06pm
Thanks for this thread. It made me wonder so I looked at my kids W2s. My kid
Cru Jones
Apr 15, 8:14pm
Just finished my son’s and he had state taxes withheld as well and he’s actually
TempeCoug
Apr 15, 9:43pm
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