The Bidens paid a 24.6% tax rate on their 2021 income. Predict the right-wing outrage response.

@CountScrofula Exactly. Apparently it’s more admirable to cheat on one’s taxes.

@bijouxbroussard Yep. It's about power and winning

durr. thats how much

@akindheart

@Vin53 duhhh who knows. Ask hunter

@ron122 So's your face.

I just submitted mine yesterday and it was accepted. I wanted to file them with another app but I didn't understand the health insurance questions on it so figured I should stick with tax turbo. They make it so easy. You can't go wrong. Maybe next year I'll start earlier, so I have more time to figure it out. Plus, I think tax turbo is getting sued. @Heartlander

@Spoiledbrat

Thanks. I think I'll try Turbo-tax for next year for our personal return. I assume it's a way to produce a mailable return and not necessarily an electronic filing. I do use the IRS pdfs to create the printable federal return.

I've done some electronic filing for the partnership over the years with a few state returns but the clumsiness left me with that "geez, much easier to do the old fashion way" feeling. Doing business in multiple states and/or having partners in multiple states and untangling the apportionment is at the top of that &%$#!!@ list :)

I can only imagine the burden of tax prep software companies having to work in such a short time window. That short window helps explain the clumsiness of state tax returns where so much is based on federal returns.

Whatever complexity I gripe about is likely trivial in comparison to the complexity of having to deal with dozens of state tax collectors every year, like athletes who have to file and pay state and possibly city income tax for every place they play, or performers in a traveling production.

There's a pdf format and you can save it to your computer so you should able to. I've always just filed them electronically. @Heartlander