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derek727
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How do I open a .tax file (state return) without having turbo tax loaded on my destop? I need to save it as a .pdf.

 
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How do I open a .tax file (state return) without having turbo tax loaded on my destop? I need to save it as a .pdf.

Did you use the Online version?  You can download it as a pdf.  Or if you have the .tax file you could try the TaxPrinter service to convert a .tax file to pdf at
https://www.taxprinter.com


They might be expensive and it is probably not safe to email tax returns back and forth. They are not related to Turbo Tax. I see it says federal is $44.99 and Federal + state is $79.99.

 

derek727
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How do I open a .tax file (state return) without having turbo tax loaded on my destop? I need to save it as a .pdf.

Hey, there.  I used the online version and I can download my Federal as a .pdf but the State is .tax.  I can't even see a way for me to open it in TurboTax online.  I don't think I should have to pay for and download the desktop version so I'm kind of confused.  I should at least be able to see it and print it off.  It's kind of odd.

How do I open a .tax file (state return) without having turbo tax loaded on my destop? I need to save it as a .pdf.

The state return is in the same pdf file as federal.  It should be at the end of federal.  Look again.  There is only 1 pdf file.  

How do I open a .tax file (state return) without having turbo tax loaded on my destop? I need to save it as a .pdf.

When you see the  pdf and .tax  files they are in a separate column.  They don't go with only  federal or state.  There is only 1 tax file and 1 pdf file for each year.  

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