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this post was submitted on 17 Mar 2024
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I filled out my taxes this year on TurboTax, FreeTaxUSA and TaxAct, both FreeTaxUSA and TaxAct messed up my state taxes to the point that they were basically unusable, TurboTax also messed up my state taxes... but it wasn't nearly as bad.
Of all three services, as much as I wanted to not use TurboTax, it had the greatest refund, so that's what I filed with.
We seriously need to get rid of personal tax crap for people who aren't making money from anywhere but their regular jobs, the government already knows how much we paid, shouldn't have to math it.
Anyways, just letting anyone that's curious know what it was like filing taxes this year.
Edit: One year I had a CPA do my taxes, it ended up with a larger refund, but it cost more, so it kinda washed out. Maybe ended up being a difference of like $20.