The IRS Free File tax program has become more popular as of late. Last year saw about 10% growth in participation, and this past tax season, millions of taxpayers were eligible to prepare their ...

CNBC explains how to file your taxes for free with IRS-sponsored programs and no-cost options from top tax software companies and nonprofit groups.

Reports of the IRS Direct File's death may not have been exaggerated after all. The agency's free program for filing electronic tax returns may be the latest victim of the Trump administration's ...

IRS Free File, which offers free guided tax preparation for lower-income taxpayers and free electronic fillable forms for all taxpayers, is just one way to file without paying.

You can still file for free if you make over $73,000 but the only option to still file for free is using the IRS’s Free Fillable Forms, which is a non-guided means of completing your taxes online.

Free File is another service offered by the IRS and you can think of it as the predecessor to Direct File. For the time being, it seems safe. For the 2025 tax season, ...

Both programs allow users to do their taxes for free, but the IRS Direct File's online, in-house filing tool is limited to just 25 participating states, which don't include Ohio. Users would also ...

If you make too much for IRS Free File and live in one of the 25 states not covered by Direct File, you may still be able to file your taxes for free. Free Fillable Forms: This option is just like ...