Do you hate doing your taxes?

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'"Nothing is certain except Death and Taxes" - Ben Franklin" - Michael Scott

𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗟 𝗭𝗔𝗥𝗜🎯 · Accepted Answer

what can we do

Eric Beans · Answer

No.  I hate paying them.

0z · Answer

@kkumarkg H&R Block

Richard Gao · Answer

I don't think anyone likes doing their taxes haha.

Though the solutions that currently exist on the market already ease the pain

Curious to see what you're building

Krishna Kumar · Answer

Who does not?

0z · Answer

@richard_gao2 Agreed, but it’s pretty garbage that I have to pay $50-$100 to fill out the equivalent of a Google form (I.e. TurboTax)

0z · Answer

@zemil I shouldn’t have to pay $50 to a company to do all of the work myself for something legally required

Harley coates · Answer

hate doing this, but if the state is not corrupt then we should do it right!

Indu Thangamuthu · Answer

Everyone does!

ISTIAK AHMAD · Answer

@zemil i think taking care of it properly is the only way to keep away from the pain tax hassles !

Krishna Kumar · Answer

@0z true

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0z · Answer

@happhi Read quote

0z · Answer

@harley_coates what do you mean

Superior Financial Alternatives · Answer

@kkumarkg LOL We love doing Taxes! It's our passion and have fun getting the most money back or saved for people. Love the look on there faces when we tell them how much there getting back or saved on there taxes. :)

Do you hate doing your taxes?

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