Preparing Your Own Taxes: PRO's & CON's
- Monique Huizar
- Feb 15, 2014
- 1 min read
Hire a paid professional or do it yourself?
Most free online tax software’s require that your income be under a given amount, most of them under 58,000 for the 2013 tax return versions. Some good features about these software’s are that they can be accessed from any computer with internet, they include the most popular forms, they are user friendly and can be intuitively interpreted.
Pro’s of doing it yourself:
It’s free
It’s educational
It’s convenient
If you have access to the internet and have an entire morning or afternoon to dedicate to research and data to input, opt for filing yourself. You’ll avoid lines and can schedule filing when it’s convenient for you. See this website for more information:
Con’s of doing it yourself:
It’s technical
It’s tedious
It’s time consuming
You might not have the time to spend on researching topics to a satisfactory degree. It might make you feel less comfortable and uncertain about whether you’re filing correctly unless you spend more time on it than is economically advantageous.
Recent Posts
See AllWhat's the idea with tariff's on trading partners? In my opinion, the placing of tariff's are a way to get ahead of a tumultuous economic...
Yes, I know I promised an extensive analysis on everything wrong with the tax code but as I got ready to put pen-to-paper it all seemed...
It’s no wonder that the labor market is one of three significant indicators as to how our economy is performing at a macro level. Human...
Comentários