How do I file my taxes with TaxAct?

To file a return in TaxAct®, you must complete the filing steps in the program. At the beginning of the filing steps you will choose to either file your return electronically or mail a paper return to the IRS/state agency. To begin the filing process, click Filing.

What is the difference between TaxAct and TurboTax?

Turbotax offers a guided and information-rich journey through online tax filing — for a premium price. TaxAct offers an interface that’s less distracting and a lower price point, especially for self-employed filers. Unless you’re confident in your ability to do your taxes, TurboTax is worth the extra cost.

Which tax website gives the biggest refund?

Of 4 Tax Software Programs, TurboTax Gets Me the Biggest Refund.

Why is TaxAct charging me a fee?

When you e-file through TaxAct®, you can have our product fees deducted from your federal or state tax refund. This transaction is processed by our banking partner Republic Bank, who charges a fee for that service.

Is TaxAct free for 1040?

Taxpayers with simple Form 1040, 1040A and 1040EZ returns have an additional free filing option with TaxACT Express™, TaxACT’s newly released app for Android™ and iOS. With TaxACT Express, it’s free to prepare and e-file federal and state returns.

Does TaxAct automatically generate tax plans?

TaxAct automatically generates a tax plan that gives users action tips on how to minimize their tax burden in the coming year. This is a massive value add for users that don’t know much about the tax code. Does TaxAct Support Crytpo Investments?

Do TaxAct’s paid tiers include technical support?

All of TaxAct’s paid tiers include technical support options. Unlike previous years, the Premier and Self-Employed tiers do not include access to support from enrolled agents. Instead, users have to upgrade to the Xpert Help to get this personalized support.

Does TaxAct integrate with other forms of information?

It now offers more integrations than ever before. If you have 1099 forms from major financial institutions, TaxAct will allow you to import those directly from the institution’s website. Then TaxAct will use those forms to fill in the software for you. It will also do the same with W-2 forms and 1099-NEC forms that users choose to upload.

What is taxtaxact and how does it work?

TaxAct simplifies the filing process by allowing for quite a few imports. These include forms such as W-2, 1099, 1099-NEC, and prior year’s returns. Allowing users to upload relevant forms cuts time and makes the software easier to use. While the software isn’t horrible, the user experience is not built for humans.