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Will be trying this out vs. TurboTax that I'm right now working with doing "normal" Federal income tax. The trust I'll have to do by hand I'm guessing. mouldy Posts: 597 Joined: Tue Dec 08, 2020 3:53 pm Has thanked: 38 times Been thanked: 174 times Re: OpenTaxSolver -- US Tax Returns 2021 Post by mouldy » Wed Mar 16, 2022 10:57 am I had gotten into a discussion with some guy on another forum who still uses win7. HRBlock tax software no longer supports win7. So he didnt want to buy it and wondered what, if anything would work. Told him about OpenTaxSolver. Also told him he could run unactivated win10/11, free download from MS, big download, but doable. So he bought it, tried it on win7 first, and found it will still run on win7. People with some money may be able to buy latest computer with latest proprietary operating system, but good chance the reason they have some money is cause they dont feel need to spend it on latest and greatest.I also downloaded Codeweaver Crossover trial version cause some blogger said it worked in CC in 2018, when it wont activate in WINE directly. Nope its same. Far as I can tell Crossover is mainly WINE available for free, only with a fancy proprietary front end. To be fair Codeweaver has contributed lot effort to free version WINE. It wouldnt be nearly as good without Codeweaver. They mainly concentrate making Crossover work with certain windows software. If as side benefit that helps with other software, great. The tax software is not something they made work.I had run across OpenTaxSolver. Sure its fine but most likely you will then be doing your state taxes with sharp pencil and some scratch paper. Very limited state support. If you live in one of the handful of supported states its great I am sure. Some states use Federal return as a starting point, couple states its a percentage I think, couple states have no state income tax. Others its just as complicated as a second Federal return from another country.

So kinda depends on which state you live in. Any tax software is really nice cause it eliminates math errors and/or putting something on wrong line. But hey even if you live in state with complex tax return, you can at least do the Federal with OTS. Not sure if TaxAct still exists, it used to be the cheap tax software that supported all states . I even got it to work in WINE one year when it refused XP. But then something happened (change of ownership?)) and they jacked their price so HRBlock software on sale was lot cheaper. When you are number three and mostly purchased by cheapskates, not sure this was good move. And alas any others its usually online only, so your info can be in what I am sure is a well protected database... LOL oldaolgeezer Posts: 59 Joined: Mon Aug 10, 2020 1:28 pm Has thanked: 79 times Been thanked: 31 times Re: OpenTaxSolver -- US Tax Returns 2021 Post by oldaolgeezer » Thu Apr 07, 2022 4:01 pm Re: one more free US Tax Returns choice:If you want to try a free spreadsheet for US Tax Returns for 2021, and give Puppy Linux's LibreOffice a work out, (I've tried: LibreOffice-6.0.1_64_en-US_xz.sfs), you might download: 21_1040.xlsxfrom: is a Disclaimer: These spreadsheets are provided "as is," with no warranty of any kind, expressed or implied ... The spreadsheet attempts to perform the mechanics of tax preparation ... On Form 1040 and the DEPENDENTS sheet, to save time, it's generally okay to enter alternate information (e.g. SSN = 111-22-3333).However, be aware, to perform an accurate tax calculation, the spreadsheet will need reasonably accurate birthdate,accurate state of residence, and a valid (but not necessarily actual) SSN. Don't leave these cells blank.This spreadsheet is designed for US taxpayers who are capable of preparing their own US federal income tax returns. Users of this spreadsheet must know what information needs to be entered and where to enter it. ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS for LibreOffice Users:To save a copy of this spreadsheet in .ods format, perform the following steps: 1) Load the spreadsheet

The import is not available for an account until the tax form for that account is final.Optional: Deselect any forms you do not wish to import to the software.Once the import is complete, e-Organizer should report the information automatically in the appropriate sections of your federal income tax return. It is important to verify the imported information against your own records to ensure accurate and complete reporting of all required tax information.Proceed using the instructions your tax preparer provided to complete the rest of the e-Organizer process.Support: For assistance with your e-Organizer program, contact your tax preparer.Instructions for importing to H&R Block® tax software:Install and open the H&R Block® tax software program. You may use any current version of the software: Basic, Deluxe, Premium or Premium & Business versions for Windows and Mac. You also may use H&R Block® for the web, available at www.hrblock.com/online-tax-filing.Before attempting to import your tax information, check for updates to the H&R Block® tax software and, if necessary, allow the software to update.The software should walk you through the steps necessary to complete your tax return. When you reach the "Import From Your Financial Institution" step, select Edward Jones from the list of brokerage firms that offer imports.Note: You may go directly to the import step from the main menu of the software or from the Smart Import tab if using the web version.You will be prompted to enter your Edward Jones Online Access user ID and password.A list of available tax information for each current account associated with your Online Access user ID and passwords will display. Note: The import is not available for an account until the tax form for that account is final.Optional: Deselect any forms you do not wish to import to the software.Once the import is complete, the H&R Block® tax software program should report the information automatically in the appropriate sections of the federal income tax return. It is important to verify the imported information against your own records to ensure accurate and complete reporting of all required tax information.Support: For assistance with the H&R Block® tax software program, call 800-HRBLOCK (800) 472-5625.For assistance with Edward Jones Online Access, call (800) 441-5203.