[insane_dreamer]

The Trump Administration is hell bent on doing everything it can to benefit large corporations at the expense of the American people.

Cash App offers free Fed and State filing and it's quite good (used it last year for the first time). Not many people know about it though.

[catapart]

If anyone's interested, the CashApp tax prep section (kind of its own app, but its contained within the CashApp app) is a feature they have purchased from CreditKarma when CreditKarma got bought out by Intuit (turbotax pricks).

So I had filed taxes with CreditKarma one year, and then the next year the CreditKarma tax service had no information about my previous filing. So I tried out the CashApp app, since I was going to have to fill out all the info anyway, and it actually did have my information from the previous year and I only had to change the new information, rather than re-enter all of my address and employer info, etc.

So I also recommend the CashApp app - it's free for basic taxes, it's not helping turbotax and their relentless lobbying, and it's really convenient if you already use CashApp. Of course, all of this is subject to change any specific year. Big companies gonna big company, after all.

[insane_dreamer]

> it's free for basic taxes,

Not just the basics. I found that it could do everything I needed including Schedules C, D and E.

IIRC, its limitations are if you're earning in multiple states, or are earning foreign income.

[catapart]

Oh, cool! I never used it past simple single-person filing, so it's good to know that it's still solid for more complicated situations.

[chneu]

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