Tag #Tax Software

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German Taxpayers Can Pre-Fill Tax Returns with Existing Data

German taxpayers can pre-fill their tax returns using existing data from the tax office, saving time and reducing errors, but must still review and supplement the information for potential savings.

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IRS Indirectly Announces End of Direct File Tax Program

The IRS's subtle announcement signaling the end of its successful Direct File program, a free online tax filing system saving taxpayers millions, highlights ongoing tensions between public and private sector tax preparation services, despite Direct File's high user satisfaction and cost savings.

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IRS Free File Program Sees Increased Usage, Extended Through 2029

The IRS Free File program, a public-private partnership offering free federal tax filing to those with an adjusted gross income (AGI) of $84,000 or less in 2024, processed 2.9 million returns through May 11, 2025, a 7.3% increase from the same period in 2024; the program will continue through 2029.

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German Tax Return Deadline: Complexity and Evasion Concerns

The deadline for German 2024 tax returns is July 31st, extendable to April 30th, 2026 with professional help; a YouGov survey reveals significant difficulties and avoidance of tax benefits among many citizens, particularly younger people; a North Rhine-Westphalia task force investigates potential in...

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IRS Open-Sources Direct File Tax Software

The IRS released the source code for its Direct File tax preparation program, including the Fact Graph logic engine, onto GitHub, increasing transparency in government algorithms and potentially influencing other agencies to follow suit.

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48% Bias Score

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