File Your Taxes for Free with TurboTax Free Edition

Tax season is here, and if your situation is simple, you can file both your federal and state taxes for free using TurboTax Free Edition. It’s perfect for individuals with straightforward returns, such as those with W-2 income, unemployment compensation, or limited investment income.

✅ How to Access TurboTax Free Edition:

1. Visit the TurboTax Website: Go to the TurboTax Free Edition page.
2. Start for Free: Click “Start for free” to begin your return.
3. Sign In or Create an Account: Returning users can log in; new users will need to create a free account.
4. Follow Filing Prompts: Answer TurboTax’s questions to complete your return accurately.

👥 Who Qualifies for TurboTax Free Edition?

TurboTax Free Edition is designed for those filing a simple Form 1040. This includes individuals who:

• Have W-2 income
• Receive unemployment income
• Earn limited interest and dividend income
• Take the standard deduction
• Qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
• Claim the Child Tax Credit
• Deduct student loan interest

👉 Approximately 37% of U.S. taxpayers qualify for TurboTax Free Edition.

⚠️ Important Considerations:

• Complex Tax Returns: If your return includes itemized deductions, self-employment income, rental property, or similar complexities, you may need to upgrade to a paid TurboTax version.
• Mobile App Offer: New users (or those who didn’t file with TurboTax last year) can file any tax return for free using the TurboTax mobile app until February 28, 2025.
• IRS Free File Program: If your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is $84,000 or less, you can use the IRS Free File program to access free filing through other providers.

💡 Final Thoughts

Filing your taxes doesn’t have to be expensive or overwhelming. With TurboTax Free Edition, millions of eligible Americans can file both federal and state returns at no cost. Save time and money while enjoying a guided, stress-free filing experience!

📌 Note: Tax rules and software eligibility are subject to change. Always consult the official TurboTax website or a certified tax professional for the most accurate, up-to-date advice.