I went through the entire process of filling out my federal 2025 return with multiple 1099s and when I got to the end, the program said I didn't make enough money to qualify for free filing, and it would be $22.95 to continue my federal return (we don't have state tax). What? After all that? It said I needed to make a minimum of $19,000, (which I did), and not over $89,000 (which I didn't) So, why didn't you tell me after entering my income, that you weren't going to file my return, instead of wasting an hour of my time giving more information that wasn't going to be used? Don't waste your time like I did.To be completely fair, my income after deductions was less than $19,000, but my gross income was higher than that when I started and knew that $19,000 was the minimum, but it didn't say "income after standard deductions". If the $19,000 minimum is after deductions, then you should say so.You heard that right, I'm living off of less than $25,000 per year and before you judge me and say to change jobs, find me one that hires people pushing 70 years old and I will.
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