Liberty Tax Service Prices
The Liberty Tax Service brand is well-known among taxpayers in the United States, thanks to its status as the third-largest tax preparation company. Plus, it's also known for its effective marketing gimmicks, such as the wavers in their Uncle Sam and Statue of Liberty Costumes.
In 1997, John Hewitt bought U&R Tax Depot, a Canadian tax franchisor, and renamed it Liberty Tax Service. Today, it's a primary and wholly-owned subsidiary of Liberty Tax, Inc. It's also known for its specialty – the preparation of tax forms for small businesses and individuals in all states.
Due to the affordable Liberty Tax Service prices, the company's products and services are popular even among low-income earners. These include assisted tax preparation services in its more than 4,000 locations across North America; online tax filing services via one of its websites like Liberty Tax Online, eSMartTax, DIY Tax, and HealthcareTaxInfo.com; and training for tax professionals via its IRS-approved courses.
Below are the latest Liberty Tax Service prices.
| Item | Price | Change | % Change |
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W2 Form |
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| Single W2 (No Home with 0 dependent) | $230.00 | - | - |
| Single W2 (With Home + 0 dependent) | $230.00 | - | - |
| Joint W2 (0 Dependent) | $230.00 | - | - |
1099 Form |
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| Self Employed (0 dependent) | $400.00 | - | - |
Business Tax Returns |
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| Incorporated, Corporated, LLC (Starting Price) | $400.00 | - | - |
Liberty Tax Do-It Yourself Software |
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EZ |
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| Best for Simple Returns | $14.95 | - | - |
| State Returns Available (EZ) | $29.99 | - | - |
Basic |
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| Best for Familes | $28.95 | - | - |
| State Returns Available (Basic) | $35.95 | - | - |
Deluxe |
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| Best for Investors | $43.95 | - | - |
| State Returns Available (Deluxe) | $35.95 | - | - |
Premium |
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| Best for Small Business Owners | $69.95 | - | - |
| State Returns Available (Premium) | $35.95 | - | - |
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