.or...if she lives fairly close by.
1) Just copy the tax file to a flash drive (usb stick) and take that to her. She can then copy it off the flash drive to her own computer and open it there.
2) If you are likely to hit the limit on your own computer (due to working on dependent's files), I would strongly recommend you file your own tax file first on your own computer. Then do the dependents last, and the extra one (dependent's) transferred to the daughter.
When preparing their child's tax return, far, Far, FAR too many people forget to indicate that their dependent is claimed by someone else (meaning you), and file the dependent's tax return first...then the parents, only later, discover that they screwed up and cannot e-file their own tax return because of that mistake...and then they have to file their own on paper.....snail-mail....snail-processed too, AND amend the wrongly-filed child's tax return.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
