WIN 10 - IRS Free File Fillable Forms
Fillable Forms recommends NOT for Win 10 usage. Anybody tried it? Have simple return, 1040 (with SS) and Schedule B.
Forum Discussion
- A suggestion....Why not use free turbo tax online, print, and save your return. We just did ours on Sunday.
- X2 on Turbo Tax... Been doing that for years here...
RoyKen - Do it online and forget about printing. You'll get your refund in days, not weeks.
- If it is simple then the AARP TaxAides will also do it free.
dalenoel wrote:
If it is simple then the AARP TaxAides will also do it free.
And it doesn't have to be that simple. TaxAide preparers are trained to do some pretty complex returns returns including Schedules A, B, C, D, most credits and adjustments.- OK, I gave up. Win10 would link to Schedule B, and other forms, but would not allow me to make entries.
Either age or income blocked me from most of the "free" online software. - George, Just download Adobe Acrobat Reader and use it to "OPEN" your downloaded tax form. You will be able to enter information in the boxes. But I don't think it will save the info if you close the form so you have to finish it all at once.
- Try TaxAct online. Easy.
Also, I don't recommend Adobe's free PDF reader any longer as it steals resources. Burns up megs of memory sending data back so they can target you for ads.
Download Foxit free or just use Win10 as it has a built in PDF reader.
