Tax refunds are expected to be smaller this year – to the tune of $300 on average, according to early data from the IRS.
You might already be looking at all your options to get the biggest return possible – including taking advantage of the right deductions and credits.
But what if you’ve already explored all possible claims and filled out every form you’re eligible for? Consider switching to a more affordable tax software option as a way to maximize your refund.
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Save big by switching to TaxSlayer
It might seem like a no-brainer to file with an option you’ve previously gone with or to stick with a more well-known tax provider.
But just like any recurring service, you can find substantial savings by comparison shopping.
TaxSlayer ensures that you’ll get every dollar back that you’re entitled to, and they promise fast returns via direct deposit.
If you’ve filed with another tax software provider before, TaxSlayer makes it easy for you to switch online. Simply upload your return from whatever service you used last year.
As an investor who needs to report rental property income or other investment income, you might benefit from TaxSlayer Classic, which comes at a fraction of the cost of the competition for similar services. You also get unlimited phone and email support.
Save time and money by switching to TaxSlayer today.
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Get your maximum refund for minimum work
Whether you’re single, married, self-employed or a contractor, you can file online and get the right support you need. Plus, TaxSlayer offers a maximum refund guarantee.
- Simply Free: $0 to prepare and file federal and state.
- Classic: $29.95 + $39.95 to file state.
- Premium: $49.95 + $39.95 to file state.
- Self-employed: $59.95 + $39.95 to file state.
The free version is great for simple tax situations — like if you don’t claim dependents or have rental income or a business.
The Classic version offers the best value because it includes all IRS forms, credits and deductions with no restrictions. And it includes audit support in case of any IRS inquiries for a year after you’ve filed.
The Premium version gets you priority help if you encounter technical issues when filing. The plan also offers support from a tax professional as you prepare to file.
If you choose one of their paid plans, get an extra 25% off your federal tax e-file.
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