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TaxAct is a tax preparation software brand that has helped millions of Americans file their taxes since 1998.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

TaxAct is an Internet and software company founded in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, providing income tax preparation software directly to consumers and tax professionals. Since 1998, it has helped millions of Americans file their taxes, and has helped file more than 90 million returns over the past 25 years. Its consumer offerings include free federal filing for eligible standard returns and paid tiers such as Deluxe, Premier, and Self-Employed, with options for expert help or full-service filing by credentialed U.S.-based tax experts.

History

TaxAct is an Internet and software company founded in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, that provides income tax preparation software directly to consumers and tax professionals. Since 1998, TaxAct has helped millions of Americans file their taxes confidently, clearly, and without stress. Over the past 25 years, it has helped file more than 90 million returns. TaxAct has helped file over 90 million returns through TaxAct Consumer and Professional software since 2000.

Products and positioning

TaxAct empowers people to navigate the complexities of tax and finance with ease and accuracy at a fair price, offering DIY tax filing that is fast, easy, and affordable for individuals.

  • Free federal filing

    Free federal filing for eligible standard returns.

  • Deluxe

    For taxes that get more complex – like childcare and property. Starting at $59.99.

  • Premier

    Good for those who earned income from investment assets. Starting at $99.99.

  • Self-Employed

    For business owners, freelancers, side hustlers, and gig workers. Starting at $109.99.

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