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Personal Finance and Investing

Midnightwalk

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1. Send me the bill

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Fri Jan 15, 2021, 01:57 PM

Jan 2021

That would work for most people voting including people with mutual funds or stock sales.

Intuit turbo tax and hr block would hate it, but why should we mind. Let people with unusual circumstances continue to file manually.

That may not have worked 20 years ago but it can work now.

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They wanted Income Tax Returns to be the size of a post card - some musings [View all] question everything Jan 2021 OP

Send me the bill Midnightwalk Jan 2021 #1

About a bazillion years ago, New Yorker had an excellent article on tax reform. You can: Girard442 Jan 2021 #2

The 1040-EZ form is still jacked up Shermann Jan 2021 #3

Before the Reagan "tax reform" one could exclude $200, I think, of interest and dividends from question everything Jan 2021 #5

I took the H&R Block tax preparers class once. nilram Jan 2021 #4

Tax return on a mega-postcard. "Bigliest postcard ever, many people are saying. MAGA!" /nt progree Jan 2021 #6