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Turbotax Mobile App Smartphone

Turbotax Mobile App Smartphone - TurboTax has made filing your taxes on a smartphone possible. TurboTax released a mobile app for filing taxes on smartphones, making the app available for free download. For consumers looking
to file a 1040EZ to prepare their federal and state income taxes, now they can do it straight from their phone. It almost sounds too good to be true, and it is a leap in technology use that simply boggles the mind.

The new TurboTax app is called SnapTax, and we downloaded it to an Apple iPhone to have a look at what it could do. The SnapTax app is available in the Apple Store, and is very simple to install at no cost. The trick, though, is that if you end up wanting to submit your taxes through this phone version, it will cost $14.99. That's not too bad when it comes down to it, especially if it means users won't have to worry about sending in forms anymore.

Turbotax Mobile App Smartphone

Maybe one of the biggest advantages to using the TurboTax SnapTax is that you don't have to do most of the work. The application works by simply taking a photograph of your W-2 and then answering a few simple questions about yourself. The application then populates all of the boxes on your tax form, and prepares it for your review. You can then check it over to make sure everything looks correct, and if you don't like the process, you don't have to pay the fee for filing.

Turbotax Mobile App Smartphone
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