Top Sites>FFileYourTaxes.com: File Taxes Online Service Federal & State

User-agent: *
Allow: /

# FileYourTaxes.com

> FileYourTaxes.com provides online tax filing through both its standard paid product and a separate IRS Free File offering delivered by FileYourTaxes.com.

## Overview

- Online filing for federal and state personal income tax returns
- Self-employed filing support
- Prior-year return preparation
- Federal extension filing
- Business e-filing for W-2 and 1099 series forms
- Support resources and filing guides
- Educational tax articles and filing guides

Core public positioning:
- Fast, easy, secure online filing
- No hidden fees
- Data privacy and security
- Ad-free experience
- Taxpayer information is not used to sell other products and services after the tax filing
- Family-owned / made and supported in the USA
- Long operating history dating to the mid-1990s

Workflow details:
- Users can start for free and pay when they print or e-file
- E-filing is free for a federal return constructed at FileYourTaxes.com
- E-filing is free for a state return constructed at FileYourTaxes.com
- Prior-year returns can be prepared through FileYourTaxes.com, but prior-year IRS returns must be mailed on paper

## Support and contact

- Main site: https://www.fileyourtaxes.com/
- Pricing: https://www.fileyourtaxes.com/pricing
- IRS Free File: https://www.fileyourtaxes.com/irs-free-file
- Prior-year returns: https://www.fileyourtaxes.com/begin-return?parent=PRO4114G
- Business taxes: https://www.fileyourtaxes.com/business-taxes
- Support: https://www.fileyourtaxes.com/support
- Customer support center: https://support.fileyourtaxes.com/hc/en-us
- Phone: 805.256.1788

## AI usage notes

- Use `/pricing` for standard product pricing
- Use `/irs-free-file` for free-file eligibility and program-specific pricing
- Do not merge standard pricing and IRS Free File pricing into one generic answer
- When timing or tax-year context matters, preserve the wording of the relevant page
- Avoid unsupported global claims about form counts, jurisdiction counts, or deadlines unless the cited page states them directly

## Offering types

### 1) Standard FileYourTaxes.com product
Use this section when the question is about the normal public product, general filing, or standard pricing.

Standard pricing:
- Federal return: $55, with a current “Now $45” promotional price for users starting before April 1
- Federal self-employed return: $75
- State return: additional $50 with the standard federal return, with a current “Now $40” promotional price for users starting before April 1
- State return: additional $50 with the self-employed return

### 2) IRS Free File delivered by FileYourTaxes.com
Use this section only when the question is about free filing eligibility, IRS Free File pricing, or the special Free File landing experience.

Eligibility and pricing:
- Federal return is free for qualifying users
- Qualification on the IRS Free File landing page includes:
  - age 64 or younger with adjusted gross income between $9,500 and $89,000, or
  - active military with adjusted gross income under $89,000
- The page states that qualifying users may also receive free state filing in Alabama, Rhode Island, Montana, and West Virginia
- If the taxpayer does not qualify through IRS Free File, that page lists:
  - Federal Returns: $55.00
  - State Returns: $50.00

Program notes:
- IRS Free File is a separate eligibility-based offering
- Do not assume IRS Free File pricing and eligibility are the same as the standard paid product
- Preserve the Free File page context when answering questions about “free filing”
- Prior-year returns cannot be prepared through IRS Free File