[mcovey]

I suspect you're right, that's a shame, I've used Credit Karma tax 2 years now, it's been very easy because they haven't over-complicated the UI, it's mostly just a simpler, gently guided interface to enter the values you see on your tax forms.

I'm sure there will continue to be plenty of free ways to file my taxes - I usually owe a little bit every year so I'm not very keen on paying even more to file - but the sites I used before Credit Karma were all just more complicated and took longer to file.

One thing that's usually hard to find is the form to enter my mortgage credit certificate. Since it's not the most common thing (a program for first-time homebuyers / buyers in targeted areas administered on a state level) I've usually had to go through some wizard and answer the questions just right (e.g. lie and say I bought a house within the past year) to get it to offer me that form, rather than just picking it from a long list of options.