Prices for tax year 2025 (returns filed in 2026). We’ll add tax year 2026 prices (returns filed in 2027) as providers publish them.Compare now
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TaxAct vs Cash App Taxes: which costs less for tax year 2025?

Cash App Taxes is estimated to cost less in 1 of 6 common situations. In 5 more, we couldn't confirm one side's price. The answer depends on your forms and state, so here's the estimated total for each situation.

TaxActTiered self-filing with optional expert help
vs
Cash App TaxesFree federal and state filing

Estimated total by situation

Cheapest plan from each service that handles the return, with federal, state and required add-ons.

SituationTaxActCash App TaxesLower cost
W-2 employee in Illinois$54.99
Free, do it yourself
$0
Free, do it yourself
Cash App Taxes
Freelancer in CaliforniaDeluxe: Stock sales (Form 8949) support not verifiedFree: Stock sales (Form 8949) support not verifiedCan’t confirm
Family investing in New YorkDeluxe: Crypto transactions support not verifiedFree: Dependents & child credits support not verifiedCan’t confirm
Crypto trader in Florida$99.99
Premier, do it yourself
Free: Stock sales (Form 8949) support not verifiedCan’t confirm
Family with kids in GeorgiaDeluxe: Interest & dividends support not verifiedFree: Dependents & child credits support not verifiedCan’t confirm
Moved from New Jersey to New York$189.97
Deluxe, do it yourself
Free: Multiple state returns support not verifiedCan’t confirm

Estimates for a sample return in each situation. Yours may differ.

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