happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
Where do you folks recommend for doing itemized tax returns?
T-t-taxes?
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czygvtwkr
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The lady at Jackson Hewitt in Lexington Park did a great job on mine, there was also a 10 off coupon on their website.
User friendly & cheaper than tax services....
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Katie
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I did TurboTax on their website.
Next year we are going the accountant route with buying the new home, P's business, my charity work, and my home office. To much to try and figure out. This year we got a NICE refund which will cover our closing costs on the new house.
Next year we are going the accountant route with buying the new home, P's business, my charity work, and my home office. To much to try and figure out. This year we got a NICE refund which will cover our closing costs on the new house.
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Kizzy
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Try Turbo Tax, it is very simple and if you have somewhat of a clue of what is/isn't deductable, you will do fine.
With TurboTax the built-in deduction finder will help a long way towards finding all of that. Besides I prefer not to open up all my finances to someone I only would go to once a year, but that is just me and I am fairly anal about logging categories for my expenditures with Quicken so it is real easy.Kizzy said:
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Kizzy
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Ken King said:
Yes, and I actually do taxes for people, as a side business and agree. I have been doing them for 16 years. When you use to have to do it by hand, it was a PITA, required skill and time, now it is fairly easy, just follow the easy step guide.
BTW, I am not advertising here.
I am no longer picking up new clients.
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Kizzy
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Christy said:Effe turbo tax. You can't cheat!
And I soooooo need an effin break this year.
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czygvtwkr
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Ken King said:
Might be surprised, last year I read something about TurboTax being bundled with spy/adware you might be opening up your finances up to more than one stranger.
willie
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adaware, spybot and sp2 didn't find any spyware in my Turbotax this year or last. They do, however, try to sell you Intuit features and products during the Q & A. If you happen to have bought a big item like a car, Turbo tax will figure in an instant if it is worth claiming. It will even download stock/bond transactions and put them all where they belong.czygvtwkr said:
for Turbotax
BadGirl
I am so very blessed
Side question: I know there is a 1-800 number that you can dial to check on the status of your federal tax return. You must first give your SSN, your refund amount, and a few other identifying bits of data before you get to the refund status.
But does anybody have that 1-800 number? I've misplaced it.
But does anybody have that 1-800 number? I've misplaced it.
Why not go to http://www.irs.gov/ and click on "Where is my refund".BadGirl said:Side question: I know there is a 1-800 number that you can dial to check on the status of your federal tax return. You must first give your SSN, your refund amount, and a few other identifying bits of data before you get to the refund status.
But does anybody have that 1-800 number? I've misplaced it.
Have used it for 6 years now without ever receiving any adware, spyware, or any other problem.Pegster710
The Pegster
BadGirl said:Side question: I know there is a 1-800 number that you can dial to check on the status of your federal tax return. You must first give your SSN, your refund amount, and a few other identifying bits of data before you get to the refund status.
But does anybody have that 1-800 number? I've misplaced it.
Online girl!! www.irs.gov is the place to go!!!
That's okay, for MD state taxes you can go here http://individuals.marylandtaxes.com/refundstatus/default.aspBadGirl said:Duh! I must have socks in my head this morning. Thanks, Ken.