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Tax Tools. We're ready to help. Have a question? Ask, or enter a search term below. TaxAct offers what it calls the Price Lock Guarantee. No matter when you file, TaxAct charges you the price the product was when you started your return.
Tax websites tend to get more expensive the closer you get to the filing deadline, and competitors generally charge you whatever the rate is at the time you file. That's one reason it generally doesn't pay to be a last-minute e-filer.
TaxAct, like its competitors, is an online version of all those paper documents you would otherwise have to assemble to do your tax preparation. If you have a complicated financial life and have ever tried to complete your return on paper, you know how frustrating and time-consuming it is to keep flipping back and forth between forms and schedules, doing all your calculations, and transferring the correct numbers to your And, political PR notwithstanding, filing your taxes hasn't gotten simpler this year.
TaxAct makes this grueling process more organized and manageable. Like a human being in a tax preparer's office would do, it interviews you to get all the information needed to complete your return, taking you through a lengthy step-by-step wizard. All you have to do is answer the questions on each page before you advance to the next one. Sometimes you have to fill in a number or a few words, whereas other pages ask you to select responses from lists of options.
As you enter information, TaxAct does the necessary calculations and puts your answers onto the appropriate lines on the right forms or schedules. At almost every step of the way, it offers support of one kind or another, including myriad references to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changes. After you visit every topic applicable to your situation, TaxAct goes through your return and alerts you to potential problems before allowing you to e-file or print out paper returns to mail.
You aren't asked to pay until this point, as is usual with these services. Your first steps in getting started are to create a username and password, enter a code sent by text or email, and choose security questions and answers. The service also asks if you want to import your tax data from last year.
TaxAct Deluxe Plus can bring in that information if you have a PDF file of your return that was prepared by another service. This can save you a lot of time and improve the accuracy of your return, too—assuming your data was correct last year.
If you're starting from scratch, TaxAct Deluxe Plus next has to get some basic information about you up front, such as names and addresses, birth dates, and Social Security numbers. It does this in a fairly straightforward, serious way. This doesn't affect the actual tax preparation, but some may find a chummier interview can make what can be a tedious experience a bit more pleasant. Then it's on to questions about dependents and your filing and health insurance status.
This page displays checkboxes for 18 different situations that could have an impact on your tax preparation, including marriage, divorce, retirement, moving expenses, and home ownership. You select the ones that apply to you and TaxAct Deluxe Plus makes sure to take you through their related screens in the interview. So far in the process, making your way through TaxAct has only required clicking the Continue and Back buttons, entering data, and selecting from lists of options.
It's easy even in these early stages to know where you are in TaxAct this will become increasingly more important the deeper you go. The next step, however, involves a navigational choice.
First, a little explanation: Most personal tax preparation apps use similar navigation tools. In TaxAct Deluxe Plus, the old horizontal toolbar at the top has been moved over to the left and displays vertically.
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