E-Filed with TurboTax

[TwiceOver]

Minnesota forms are not complete yet so I can't file . $2K coming back here.

 

[Squisher]

Originally posted by: edro13

Originally posted by: DT4K
I'm getting about $5500 back this year.
I only paid $1500. The rest is from the additional child tax credit.

EDIT: Took about 30 minutes with TaxCut.
Yes, I could have claimed more exemptions so they wouldn't take as much, but who cares. The amount of interest I could have earned on that money is negligible.

But you could have had that in an ING account with 2.35%! That would have made you over $5! haha, jk... but you know someone is gonna say that.

More like $165 in GMAC Demand Notes (3%).

 

[ChefJoe]

Ohio form IT2023 (part year resident form or something like that ) isn't complete so I went ahead and filed electronically for feds and will print and mail my state (ohio) return later.

 

[DT4K]

Originally posted by: Squisher

Originally posted by: edro13

Originally posted by: DT4K
I'm getting about $5500 back this year.
I only paid $1500. The rest is from the additional child tax credit.

EDIT: Took about 30 minutes with TaxCut.
Yes, I could have claimed more exemptions so they wouldn't take as much, but who cares. The amount of interest I could have earned on that money is negligible.

But you could have had that in an ING account with 2.35%! That would have made you over $5! haha, jk... but you know someone is gonna say that.

More like $165 in GMAC Demand Notes (3%).

I think you are confused. I only had $1500 withheld from my paycheck for the entire year. $1500 / 12 = $125 per month.

I'd like to see the math that allows me to earn $165 by investing $125 per month in an account with a 3% return rate.

According to my calculations, it would have earned me about $20. Woohoo.

 

[archcommus]

Used TurboTax online here, too, worked great. Didn't want to pay twenty bucks to do state, though. And I WOULD do state online through revenue.state.pa.us, but their dumb fax number appears non-existent to fax them my signature.

 

[Attrox]

Originally posted by: DT4K
I'm getting about $5500 back this year.
I only paid $1500. The rest is from the additional child tax credit.

EDIT: Took about 30 minutes with TaxCut.
Yes, I could have claimed more exemptions so they wouldn't take as much, but who cares. The amount of interest I could have earned on that money is negligible.

:|

WTF, why mine is only close to $500?

 

[kyparrish]

waiting on 1 W-2 from when my wife worked part time in jan. 04

getting b/t $3-4k back this year. I really could have used that money during the year, but it was hectic w/ our wedding, and we forgot to file updated W-4's. Half of it is coming back from her education credits :thumbsup:

 

[FoBoT]

TaxCut

 

[msi1337]

filed fiance's return...she received her state refund in 4 days!! 4 DAYS! WOW!

Love TurboTax

tried TaxCut last year and found it much harder to use than TurboTax

 

[z0mb13]

If I am a non resident, can I use turbo tax?

 

[archcommus]

To everyone who e-filed, do you think it's plenty safe that we chose this route?

 

[spacejamz]

Originally posted by: spacejamz
been using online turbo tax for 4 years now...

just filed yesterday...only paid $9.95 federal filing fee (no state tax in TX)...

if all goes well, should have it direct deposited in less than 3 weeks...

just got my confirmation email...will have my 3800 deposited by 2/11/05...

 

[PanzerIV]

Originally posted by: archcommus87
To everyone who e-filed, do you think it's plenty safe that we chose this route?

I feel it's safe enough to have done it since 2000. I buy stuff off the 'net all the time, check my bank balance, pay bills online so why wouldn't I do my taxes?

 

[cHeeZeFacTory]

Originally posted by: KEV1N

Originally posted by: EagleKeeper

Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Why do you guys have such big refunds?

Because most of them love to give their extra money to Uncle during the year.

In my case, I consolidated a student loan in 2004!

I consolidated a student loan too. Do you get more back if you did?

 

[archcommus]

Originally posted by: PanzerIV

Originally posted by: archcommus87
To everyone who e-filed, do you think it's plenty safe that we chose this route?

I feel it's safe enough to have done it since 2000. I buy stuff off the 'net all the time, check my bank balance, pay bills online so why wouldn't I do my taxes?

Just wondering since this involves your SSN and all the other things don't.

 

[EagleKeeper]

Originally posted by: archcommus87

Originally posted by: PanzerIV

Originally posted by: archcommus87
To everyone who e-filed, do you think it's plenty safe that we chose this route?

I feel it's safe enough to have done it since 2000. I buy stuff off the 'net all the time, check my bank balance, pay bills online so why wouldn't I do my taxes?

Just wondering since this involves your SSN and all the other things don't.

Information is encrypted between your system and the vendors system. Then it is encrypted to the IRS.

Your safeguards are probably better than bying on-line.

 

[psiu]

I used taxact.com and got fed efiled for free, state (mi) for 7.95

both approved and should be in accounts in about a week.

 

[seanws]

i should get around 2000 back but i cant file until the insurance company sends me my stupid 1099 form.