Who this page is for
- W-2 employees filing single or married filing jointly
- Families claiming dependents, the Child Tax Credit, or the Earned Income Credit
- Joint filers who want one return with a clear, consented authority holder
- Anyone who wants a draft to review — not a black box
How it works
- Snap last year's return or your W-2 — our reader pulls the numbers for you
- Answer only the questions your situation actually needs
- Review a full draft return with every figure explained and sourced
- E-sign, pay the flat fee, and we e-file with the IRS
Married filing jointly?
One return, one household. We collect spouse information and dependents in the same guided flow, and the spouse confirms by email before anything is filed or paid — so the data of two people is never mixed without consent.
Common questions
- What does a 1040 cost here?
- A flat $75 for single filers and $150 for married filing jointly. You see the full draft first and pay only when you approve it.
- Do I need my spouse's information for a joint return?
- Yes — a joint 1040 reports both spouses' income and withholding. The wizard walks you through it, and your spouse gets an email to confirm the joint filing before submission.
Ready when you are
Review your full draft before you pay anything. $75 single · $150 married filing jointly — you pay only after you approve the draft.