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Hoppy

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3. I would consider spending the $30 or $40 for one of the "online" programs.

Reply to TexasProgresive (Original post)

Thu Feb 4, 2016, 03:13 PM

Feb 2016

There doesn't seem to be much in the way of complicated income to worry about.

The next year, you can use the online program as a template to do your own.

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Retired last March so this is my first time to file income tax [View all] TexasProgresive Feb 2016 OP

I'll give this a little kick for you. lamp_shade Feb 2016 #1

Thanks TexasProgresive Feb 2016 #4

It's not a form but a couple of worksheets DavidDvorkin Feb 2016 #2

Thanks TexasProgresive Feb 2016 #5

I would consider spending the $30 or $40 for one of the "online" programs. Hoppy Feb 2016 #3

Thanks TexasProgresive Feb 2016 #6

In my area, there are volunteer tax preparers for seniors. Curmudgeoness Feb 2016 #7

I use E-file.com trof Feb 2016 #8