Which tax form? Are we right for you?
Just answer "Yes" or "No" to the following statements. We'll help you determine if our tax software is a good fit for your taxes:
	Yes	No
My taxable income is over $100,000
My deductions will total more than the "standard deduction" ($11,600 for Joint filers) (See note at bottom for other Standard Deduction amounts)
I have more than four (4) dependents
I'm self-employed or own rental property
I've received a form 1099-MISC
I adopted a child and eligible for an adoption credit
I have to report gambling winnings (usually reported on form W2-G)
I received a form 1099-DIV and there are amounts reported in box 2b, 2c, 2d or box 3 (See IRS Pub 550)
I received childcare benefits from my employer (Amount reported to you in Box 10 in a W2)
I have IRA and/or Pension income not reported on a 1099-R or that income is not fully taxable

If you are Married filing jointly then these questions also apply to the spouse.

Deductions generally include mortgage interest, medical expenses, charitable donations, etc.
The Standard Deduction in generous and is used by most people (lowers taxes more than itemized deductions and simplifies tax filing).
The Standard Deduction varies by filing status:
Married Filing Joint: $11,600 | Qualifying Widow/Widower: $11,600 | Single: $5,800
Head of Household: $8,500 | Married Filing Separately: $5,800
PLUS ADD Dependent(s): up to $3,700. And if Blind or age 65 or older add $1,150