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View Poll Results: What do you usually pay to have your taxes prepared?
Free 16 32.00%
around $50 14 28.00%
Between $50 and $150 11 22.00%
More than $150 9 18.00%
I do not file my taxes 0 0%
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Old 11-05-2008, 02:48 PM
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Meant to mention that I now do H&R "tax cut". About 25 bucks I think.
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I use TaxCut software and the RIA Federal Tax Handbook.


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I do 'em myself.
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Whatever TaxCut and the filing fee add up to.
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Good to know of the 42 people responding, they all pay their taxes.
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There was some nut on the radio a few years ago talking about how it was not a requirement to pay income taxes. I believe he's in prison now.
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I do my taxes myself and have my dad check them. My tax return is really simple so there is no need to have someone else do it. In the future, if my tax return gets more complicated, I probably would pay someone to do it.
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I do mine online at irs.gov for free.
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