[jgmart04]

Doing somone’s returns have really helped me nail down the facts for REG. I have included a website that gives you a bunch to practice, with solutions. Just print off the blank applicable forms and fill out by hand.

https://www.drakesoftware.com/site/training/PRACTICERETURNS.ASPX

[Gabe]

You can also google the returns and print them out 🙂

CPA, CFE
CISA- Experience will be completed by August 2016

[jgmart04]

That's correct. I print my from the Wiley software. I found this very helpful in hammering individual returns, deductions, blah blah blah

[Anonymous]

lol opening those PDF's is a nightmarish preview of what's to come this next tax season. the supporting docs look really realistic!

irs.gov has all the forms for free in pdf format

and FWIW, this link is the only good thing ever to come out of the drake website- their tax prep software is atrocious!

[Anonymous]

I dunno…Drake is the only tax return software I used, but it's pretty straight-forward, and incredibly cheap. 😛 It may not be a Cadillac, but since I've never ridden in a Cadillac, I've got to say that it's a pretty functional little Corolla. Maybe not for high-income individuals – we had very few AMT returns – but for your basic returns, Sch C's, simple S-corps, etc., it works fine.

[WheresMy75]

@ jgmart04 – Thank you for providing the link to the practice returns for Drake software. The information will be helpful.

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