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Major Tax Law Changes Add New Questions for Taxpayers This Filing Season
TurboTax offers free federal and state filing options through Feb. 28 to help taxpayers navigate changes that may increase refunds by up to $1,000, experts say.
- This tax season, TurboTax announced multiple free filing options, including free federal and state filing via the TurboTax mobile app for new customers through February 28.
- A recent TurboTax survey found two in five Americans say they have little understanding of recent tax law changes, and more than three in five expect a chaotic filing season, according to TurboTax.
- For simple filers, TurboTax Free Edition lets Form 1040 filers file federal and state returns at no cost, and expert help costs a flat $150 through February 28.
- Many filers may see up to a $1,000 increase in their refund or lower balance due, and tax experts say filing early helps avoid errors and speeds refunds.
- More information is available at TurboTax.com, and Greene-Lewis, certified public accountant and tax expert with Intuit TurboTax, says tax law changes affecting individuals are important this year.
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New Tax Law Changes Raise Questions for Taxpayers This Filing Season
NEW YORK, Feb. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (Feature Impact) Tax season is officially underway, and significant tax law changes are leaving many taxpayers with questions about how the updates may affect their returns. With new rules now in effect, filers are seeking clarity on what has changed, what still applies, and how those updates could impact refunds or balances due and the best ways to file.
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