Free TaxCut Online Premium + E-file!
Posted on March 21, 2008 by Him and tagged free, taxes
We've been talking about taxes a lot here at Make Love, Not Debt. Refunds, payments, sales tax, oh my!
H&R Block has generously donated 2 keycodes for TaxCut Online Premium + E-file. With this, you'll get what you need for FREE to figure out and file your FEDERAL income taxes. You'll still need to pony up some cash for TaxCut state (and e-file should you choose to file that way for your state taxes).
In order to win 1 of the 2 keys, leave a comment answering the following question:
Do you expect to owe or get a refund?
We'll choose a two winners at random using the number generator from random.org.
We'll be closing the contest next Wednesday, March 26, at 9 pm CDT.
Good luck!
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Receive a refund. But I'd rather owe. I feel like I floated an interest free loan to the IRS whenever I get a refund! :p
getting a refund here - but still waiting on a replacement W-2. So odd to have made it to March and not have my taxes paid or the money already in the bank.
Refund for me, a nice one too. In fact, it was too nice, so I adjusted my number of withholding's so that next year I hope to be break even.
cinema | Mar 24, 2008
The government owes me, so they need to give me my refund! I used H&R block last year and it helps a bunch!
My income was low enough that I don't have to file (college student who works in the summers only). My parents expect a small refund.
I plan on getting a full refund. It's a glass half full way of looking at the costs of starting a new biz in 2007. (Other than the glass half empty of the red I'm in from start up costs.)
marie | Mar 25, 2008
I expect to owe. :-(
Oh well, at least I didn't give anyone an interest free loan!
Kimberly | Mar 25, 2008
I expect to owe. =(
I just found out when I got the W2 that my dear hubby didn't have enough taxes taken out of each paycheck at his new job. D'oh!
I expect to get a very small refund. Perfect--the country didn't get to borrow my money when I could've been earning interest on it, but I don't have to cough up a check on April 15.
Cami | Mar 26, 2008
Since it's my first year out of school, I'm expecting a whopping refund of about $5,100. Same with next year.
Amy | Mar 26, 2008
Get a tiny refund, just the way it should be! No loans to the government, no scramble for money...
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Christine | Mar 21, 2008
I expect to receive a refund. :)
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