Instructions 1040ez. Instructions For Form 1040ez: Fill & Download for Free

Without using software or a tax preparer your only option is to download About Form 1040 U.S. Individual Income Tax Return and fill out the forms by hand.I can’t judge what you consider easy, but if you qualify for About Form 1040-A: U.S. Individual Income Tax Return that form is easier than the above and About Form 1040EZ | Internal Revenue Service is even easier, but you do have to meet the qualifications to use either of those forms, which you can find by following the link to the form instructions from the links attached here.

Look at your W-2 and see how much was withheld for Federal and state taxes.Then go to About Form 1040EZ | Internal Revenue Service. Unless there's something unusual, this simple form is what you need.Then go to the Georgia site here: File My Return - Instructions & FormsThis should enable you to answer your own question.

[US tax perspective]It’s a difficult question to answer, as I don’t know anything about you.Your financial life could result in you having a very simple tax return (i.e. Form 1040EZ). If you can read and follow simple instructions and are able to add and subtract accurately, it shouldn’t be very difficult to prepare it yourself. There is not a whole lot that can go wrong and, if you carefully check the return before submitting it, your chances of getting the maximum refund you’re entitled to are extremely good.However, if your financial life includes complex transactions that require a firm understanding of tax law, then trying to tackle this on your own is an extremely poor idea. The US tax code contains 74,608 pages worded in such a way that you’ll be fast asleep before you reach the end of page one.That is when a tax professional is required.About the best advice I can offer you is to hire one with a lot of experience under their belt.How can you make absolutely sure what they’ll prepare is correct and takes advantage of all legal means of reducing your taxes to the lowest possible level?Practically speaking, you can’t. You don’t have the skills or knowledge to identify errors in the return.Impractically speaking, I suppose you could hire three tax accountants to prepare your return independent of one another. If all three calculate the same refund, then that is pretty reasonable assurance you’ll get the maximum return allowable. For most people, it will be a colossal waste of money to do this, with some people saying “that’s like shooting ant with an elephant gun.” If tens or hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake, it that idea might make sense in some twisted way. For all others, it really doesn’t.