Do people really queue up at the post office still? I do all of my taxes online. Granted, my income is low enough that the federal TurboTax online is free, and the state I'm a resident in has its own online system.
I always just drop mine in the mailbox. I don't file electronically because of the fee. Hm, $10 (or whatever) to file electronically, or $0.42 to use the mail? Easy choice.
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Do people really queue up at the post office still? I do all of my taxes online. Granted, my income is low enough that the federal TurboTax online is free, and the state I'm a resident in has its own online system.
I always just drop mine in the mailbox. I don't file electronically because of the fee. Hm, $10 (or whatever) to file electronically, or $0.42 to use the mail? Easy choice.
It costs you money to file online in the states? That sounds completely counter-intuitive to me.
Proof that IRS received your information or worrying daily whether or not they got it
U.S. Mail with Delivery Confirmation is still cheaper, if your income is such that you don't qualify for free e-File.