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Meg V. Meg
I cannot figure out how to pay less than $100 to file my two state tax returns, after completing my federal return with a company who will charge $100 for two state tax returns.
April 17, 2012
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What happens if you file your federal tax return twice, I wonder.
- Meg V. Meg
You have the PDF of your fed return? Look up the free e-file for your state and plug in the relevant values from your fed return.
- Spidra Webster
I make too much for free e-file :( That could be a :) on any other day! My state also requires e-filing, so I can't mail it in for free.
- Meg V. Meg
In CA you can e-file directly with the state, not using a tax software company. Of course, that means you have to do al the figuring yourself. Your state doesn't offer direct e-file?
- Spidra Webster
My state has free web page regardless of your income
- Christina Pikas
from iPhone
My state has free e-file only if you make less than $57,000: http://www.tax.ny.gov/pit...
- Meg V. Meg
My other state doesn't have e-file for non-residents.
- Meg V. Meg
$9.95 http://www.onepricetaxes.com/stateta...
- Spidra Webster
My bank USAA had a 25% discount so maybe your bank or company has something similar?
- Shevonne
hot damn, I might owe Spidra a beverage of choice
- Meg V. Meg
I hope that ends up being what you need.
- Spidra Webster
Cross out -- Didn't read line above. ----Print it out and mail it------
- Joe Boone
Noted here for posterity, and in case this shows up in Google: I was wrong (or misled and subject to a vast internet coverup conspiracy?), and only people using tax preparation software have to e-file in NY State.
- Meg V. Meg