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Using TurboTax Software

November 6, 2020June 18, 2013 by Steve Patterson

Using TurboTax 2013 Software

Filing taxes is a responsibility that all American wage earners share. While most people file their taxes by April 15 each year, others choose to file an extension, which gives them six more months to file their taxes. If you have filed an extension with the IRS and still need to file your taxes, it would be a good idea to use TurboTax 2013 to help prepare and file your return.

One of the main advantages of using TurboTax 2013 when you prepare your tax return is that it is current with all of the current tax laws. While the tax law may seem very consistent from one year to the next, there are always some changes that occur. These changes can have a dramatic impact on tax rates as well as deductions and credits that you may qualify for. By using the current software, … Read the rest

Estimate Your Tax Refund With The Free TurboTax Taxcaster

March 12, 2020March 18, 2013 by Steve Patterson

Estimate Your Tax Refund With The Free TurboTax Taxcaster

Tax time is drawing near and like most other Americans, you need to file and prepare your taxes to avoid penalties and late fees from the Internal Revenue Service. Fortunately, there are free tax preparation tools and software programs that can help you get the job done easily, correctly and quickly. Free TurboTax 2013 is a terrific tool you can use to prepare and file your taxes, but since there are several versions available you might be confused about which one is best for your tax situation. The tax professionals at TurboTax have designed a new product that can help you determine which software program is right for you and as an added bonus, it is completely free and very simple to use.

To determine which tax preparation software from TurboTax is right for you, all you have to do … Read the rest

The Benefits Of TurboTax

November 6, 2020March 6, 2013 by Steve Patterson

The Benefits Of TurboTax 2013

When you are planning to file your income tax return, you want simplicity, accuracy, and options. You will have these benefits and more with TurboTax 2013.

Not every taxpayer is alike. As your personal and financial situation is unique, TurboTax 2013 offers five different editions for preparing and filing your tax return. They include the TurboTax 2013 Free Edition for simple returns, a Deluxe Edition to maximize your deductions, and Premier, Home and Business, and Business Editions. You can choose the Turbo Tax 2013 edition that is right for you.

TurboTax 2013 takes the stress and work out of filing your taxes. All you need to do is follow the steps, and fill in your information. Each step is explained, so there is no guesswork.

You do not need any special skills to use TurboTax 2013. When you fill in the information, … Read the rest

Majority Of Americans Against Cheating On Taxes

March 12, 2020March 4, 2013 by Steve Patterson

Majority Of Americans Against Cheating On 2013 Taxes

Each year as tax time rolls around we are forced to take a hard look at our financial records and situations. Some of us are happy at this time of year as we know we will be receiving a refund from the Internal Revenue Service. Others are not as happy as they know they will owe the IRS money. With the IRS only auditing a mere one percent of all individual tax returns each year, it can be tempting to cheat on your taxes in an effort to not owe as much money to the federal government or to receive more money back.

If your own ethics and morals do not stop you from cheating on your tax return, perhaps a little peer pressure will. A recent random telephone poll conducted by the IRS Oversight board shows that 87 percent … Read the rest

Tax Return Processing Begins Late

March 23, 2025January 13, 2013 by Steve Patterson

2013 Tax Return Processing

IRS, formally known as the Internal Revenue Service, announced the 2013 filing season will open on January 30. Individual income tax returns will not be reviewed until this date.

The IRS previously planned on allowing individuals to take part in electronic filing eight days earlier, on January 22. The US congress approved new tax laws which in turn has delayed the start date for filing. The new tax laws are due to the fact the US has been faced with great financial difficulties. ATRA, an abbreviation for the American Taxpayer Relief Act, is the bill that was formed and agreed upon between the president and House of Representatives republicans.

The IRS is busy updating tax forms and “completing programming and testing of its processing systems.” The update and intended improvements should allow the majority of US tax payers to file their tax returns starting January 30. … Read the rest