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GlobalNepali
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Posted on 12-17-06 8:57
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Any ideas on how to do this? Thanks.
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KnightCrawler
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Posted on 12-17-06 9:00
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KnightCrawler
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Posted on 12-17-06 9:00
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DP
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Posted on 12-17-06 2:50
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Depending on your AGI (Adjusted Gross Income), a lot of tax software vendors offer free e-filing of your federal taxes. Some of them offer one state (Home State) free as well. Others charge for state (usually $12-15 per state). If you have AGI of about $36,000, you usually qualify for free efiling. The IRS website (above) provides the list of software vendors and the free filing deals they offer. It's important to note that you need to go to those vendor's websites through IRS website to qualify for free filing. Hope this helps. DP
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alexander
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Posted on 12-17-06 8:38
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hukka_nepali
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Posted on 12-17-06 10:23
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I've used turbo tax the past 4 years and would highly recommend it! they make it fun and easy!
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