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In reply to the discussion: How do I file taxes if my computer won't allow me [View all]B.See
(1,448 posts)56. Not sure if I read your op correctly but seems you have two,
Possibly 3 main problems. I'll exclude the email problem and suggest this.
You said you have hard copies of the form. Buy (via Amazon perhaps) a 2022 program, preferably via download, if available, and using your hard copies, redo your 2022 taxes using the new program. Then you can save it, and use its information to transfer to your 2023 program. (Might want to try HR Block cause I've read this year's TurboTax downloads from Amazon were glitchy).
After that, all that's needed would be printing out the 23 forms which means you'd have to solve your printer problem (by reinstalling the drivers, perhaps?) Or you can efile.
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Worst case and assuming you've paid most/all taxes due, file an extension to sort it out.
Silent Type
Apr 11
#1
If you don't traditionally owe and you know what forms you need, it shouldn't be too hard
LeftInTX
Apr 11
#30
I tried that mentioned tax service. It cost me almost a year and a half and $1600 for a real accountant to fix.
TheBlackAdder
Apr 11
#9
It might only cost $100 more to use a real accountant. They'll file for an extension and give an est of payment due.
TheBlackAdder
Apr 11
#41
The IRS volunteers are likely overworked. I'm sure they're good, if you have minimal deductions.
LeftInTX
Apr 11
#35
There's two free programs: One for 60 plus and one for those who earn $64,000 or less
LeftInTX
Apr 11
#34
What? They're volunteer tax preparers all over the country. Some are sponsored by city
sinkingfeeling
Apr 11
#47
What a nice thing to say. If we were close enough, I'd drive there to help you...
justaprogressive
Apr 12
#48