Post #71 by onepoorguy on the Tax Strategies board

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Our daughter uses CashApp. She told me about it, and I've used it last year, and now this year. It seems to be pretty good. With mom's death, I had some 1099Rs for the first time this year. Handled them no problem. Interface is similar to T-Tax, so pretty user-friendly. You have to set up a free account (obviously, since you're going to log in and enter personal/financial data).

We owe this year, so I haven't filed yet. I'll wait until the week before they're due.

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