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Online tax filing, when you need the easier route.

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1L82rAeV3oIKe4LIL2QSCLLFFxQ1TBH2VPNEqyrU0ld0/edit?usp=sharing

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Odyssey Inc is going to be a tax filing website/app, that is completely free and easy to use. Although we do have other competitors most notably TurboTax. "Earlier this year, ProPublica published a report showing how Intuit, the company behind TurboTax, was misleading users into paying to file their taxes"(theverge.com) They have tried to scam their clientele which lowers their accountability and makes us seem like a more appealing option.

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Interview with a Working Class Taxpayer 

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Interview with a Working Class Taxpayer 

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Seirra Haward
seirrahaward@gmail.com
Feedback: Include some sort of education on what taxes are and why you need to pay them because some questions asked by online tax filers can feel a little difficult to answer.

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1L82rAeV3oIKe4LIL2QSCLLFFxQ1TBH2VPNEqyrU0ld0/edit?usp=sharing

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Do you see the tax prep market fit for disruption?
How did you file your taxes last year?
TurboTax's free and other free taxing websites make it difficult for you to find the free version of their software in hopes you buy it instead, if there were simply an overall free option would you use it?
Do you think the process is just as tedious or more convenient when online?
Would you like to provide any feedback on the hypothetical market disruptor?

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Free w/Ads:
In our newly programmed tax software, we introduced a fully return-free filing tax software that is not stopped by lobbyists. This product will have ads not personalized or data collecting due to having to pay wages and yearly updates to keep the program fully up to date. We do acknowledge that we are introducing ads into a taxing software but we promise that they can not see what happens in the software, all they can do is show it and not collect data. This helps us make the whole software fully funded and free for all consumers.
Viewer-friendly:
In our software, we introduce a friendly interface for all to use. This interface will hopefully help all with filing taxes with tips on what should be filled next due to the previous one with the information already provided. This interface will make it easy to follow and read as one does their taxes and somewhat explains what each form does to educate the population on what to change. Lastly, the interface will try to use all previous data and present it in a different form for easier handling and quickly filling times.
Yearly Updates:

With our new software, we need to have yearly updates to compensate for changes in the IRS and any bugs or small updates that help your filling feel smoother. These updates will be uploaded to your personal updater which blocks any trojans or virus from ever getting your information. These updates will come yearly and be big updates. These updates will not make you need to install a new program just to run, it will update automatically to the already installed program. This will help us make sure everyone gets the update and help you save space on those computers or laptops. Lastly, these updates will help us assess and use feedback to make changes that help with problems or just small things that make things smoother.

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https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/pages/tax/articles/future-of-tax.html

https://www.staugustine.com/article/20160125/BUSINESS/301259954

https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/briefing-book/what-return-free-filing-and-how-would-it-work
https://bipartisanpolicy.org/blog/dreams-of-a-return-free-tax-filing-system/

https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/briefing-book/what-are-benefits-return-free-filing

https://www.forbes.com/sites/janetnovack/2013/04/09/five-fallacies-about-return-free-tax-filing/?sh=1982ed612e92

https://www.finextra.com/blogposting/18333/how-fintechs-are-disrupting-tax-reporting-services