[nfbcs] Accessible tax software?

[Walker, Michael E]

Does CreditKarma do both federal and state taxes? Also, would it work for if I have a health care savings account, and interest earned on my savings account like a 1099-INT?

Thanks,
Mike

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Turbo Tax on the web is accessible; I've used it for years. If your taxes really are easy and you don't need a lot of guideance, you might try Credit Karma's solution. Just came out this year, and it's absolutely free. The rest of their site is accessible, so most likely that will be too. I'm thinking I might try it this year; I get a little tired of paying for Turbo Tax to do my simple personal taxes.

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Joe

On 2/23/2017 07:02, Jim Portillo via nfbcs wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I was just wondering if anyone knew of any accessible Tax filing software.  I know there is software like TurboTax, and I've wondered how easy and accessible it would be.  My taxes are so easy that they'd take so little using such a program.
> If anyone knows, I'd be interested in hearing your recommendations and experiences filing.
> Thanks much,
>
> Jim
>
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