• moosepuggle@startrek.website
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    9 months ago

    This is awesome! Now the IRS just needs to send me my already completed taxes that I just verify, sign, and return, like they do in Sweden.

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      9 months ago

      But… why doesn’t anyone think of the millionaires :(

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      9 months ago

      If they are missing something, is it easy to ammend what they send, or do you gotta start from scratch and you can only use that as a reference?

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        9 months ago

        There is no ‘scratch’, you login and practically everything is filled out. If you want to change or add something, you can do so.

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          8 months ago

          Yep, it’s all a bunch of forms and you can edit the info that is prefilled.

          There’s a rare few forms which still need to be sent in on paper, but most can be sent in digital form.

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          8 months ago

          This is nearly how it works in Canada. I grant access from my accounting software to my Canada revenue agency account and pretty much just verify it’s correct and fill in some of the non registered investment stuff which happens to be mostly with the institution whose software I use anyways.

          The software is free. It even checks my wifes to optimize the returns.

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      9 months ago

      How does that work for businesses and investments? In the UK I don’t have to do anything for taxes with my job, but if the investments in a rental property, or something like that, are over £4000 I have to do the forms.