You can file taxes with the IRS for free using the Free File program, a partnership between the IRS and private tax preparation software companies. Here's how you can file your tax returns for free with this program:

Determine Eligibility: To qualify for the free file, you must have a 2021 adjusted gross income (AGI) of 73,000 or less. You must also be under the age of 72, or be an active military member with an AGI of 73,000 or less. If you qualify, visit the Free File website at IRS.gov/freefile to get started.
Choose a Free File software provider: The Free File program has a list of participating tax preparation software companies for you to choose from. These companies have different eligibility requirements and different software offerings, so you should check them all out to see which one is best for you.
Complete your tax return: After choosing a software provider, you will need to create an account and complete your tax return using the software. The software guides you through entering your tax information and calculating your taxes.
File your tax return: Once you have completed your tax return, you will need to file it with the IRS. If you owe taxes, you can make a payment using the software or through the IRS's online payment system.
It's important to note that some software providers offer free federal tax preparation, but may charge fees for state tax preparation or other services. Make sure you review each provider's offerings carefully before choosing one.

Also keep in mind that the Free File program is only available during tax season, which typically runs from January to April. If you need to file taxes outside of this period, you may need to use a different method.

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