Tax Day 2007 and the Federal Government remains in the 20th Century.

[mcscajun]

NJ allows for free electronic filing of Automatic Extensions at the NJ Divison of Taxation website.

The IRS does not provide any such capability. True, they have a partnership with private companies, and some of those will provide free extension filing, and in many cases, even free electronic filing of returns, but a simple electronic submission on their own website of their simplest form? No.

Stone Age, pure Stone Age.



Um, can you tell I haven't filed yet? :evilgrin:

It's okay, though; I did find a site that suits, and everything is hunky-dory. :)

[AllegroRondo]

1. no, its money.

those companies are making a TON off of electronic filing charges.

[mcscajun]

2. Quite so.

One outfit I looked at wanted $39.95 for the service of transmitting a 4868. Outrageous, but there are people out there who will pay it. :(

[Silver Swan]

3. You are right.

I did a paper return and mailed it the 20th century way. I received my refund in about three weeks.

I refuse to pay to file my tax return.

[S n o w b a l l]

4. Anyone know of an online state tax estimator?

I filed for a Fed extension and I'll be getting a refund but it's state that I always owe.

Trying to find out if I owe any so I can pay them tonight.

Thanks!