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question everything

(49,515 posts) Mon Feb 28, 2022, 12:11 PM Feb 2022

If you are going to use online tax service, like TurboTax or TaxAct or others [View all]

be sure that you know what to expect. Don't just throw the numbers and accept the results. Especially if your return is not basic simple and also if this is your first visit with this site.

Just a suggestion.

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If you are going to use online tax service, like TurboTax or TaxAct or others [View all] question everything Feb 2022 OP

In short, question everything. ret5hd Feb 2022 #1

LOL question everything Feb 2022 #4

Check the IRS website to see if you are eligible for free filing at any of the tax preparation PoliticAverse Feb 2022 #2

Same applies to having it done by a tax professional. I had one for 35 years and he wasn't flawless progree Feb 2022 #3

I still paper file bucolic_frolic Mar 2022 #5

I have a tax professional I have utmost faith in. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2022 #6

Some of us enjoy it. And then depends what form you submit to your professional question everything Mar 2022 #7

Interesting response. Thank you. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2022 #8