Online Filing of Federal and State Income Tax Returns

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Due Date

The due date for the 2023 Missouri Individual Income Tax Return is April 15, 2024.

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This online filing method is available for use by taxpayers who:

• Have a filing status of Single
• Earned income from wages reported on Form W-2
• Were a Missouri resident, nonresident, or part year resident with Missouri Income only
• Claim the following subtractions, deductions, or credits
  • Federal income tax deduction
  • Standard deduction
  • Income tax withheld to Missouri
  • Estimated tax payments.

If other special filing situations apply, please select a different method to file your Missouri Individual Income Tax Return.

Free Online Filing Providers

The Missouri Department of Revenue (Department) has entered into an agreement with certain software providers to offer free online filing services to qualified Missouri taxpayers. This agreement is called the Free File Alliance. Through this agreement, taxpayers can file their Federal and Missouri income tax returns using approved software. Read the information below or visit each provider’s website to determine the free filing criteria.

For other federal free file offers visit IRS Free File: You may qualify to file your federal return free with these other offers but may be subject to a fee to file your Missouri return.

The Department does not endorse nor recommend the following providers or their websites. The links below will take the user to sites not maintained or controlled by the Department.

1040.com

1040.com allows you to efile your federal and Missouri state taxes for free if you meet the following requirements:

• Federal Adjusted Gross Income between $17,000 and $79,000; or
• Active Duty Military

1040Now

Free federal and MO tax preparation & e-file for all who live in Missouri with a Federal Adjusted Gross Income of $32,000 or less. This offer is limited to 3 tax returns per computer.

NOTE: 1040Now's Free File website must be accessed through the link above. Any other link used to access 1040Now's website may result in fees or charges.

FreeTaxUSA

FreeTaxUSA allows you to efile your federal and Missouri state taxes for free if you meet the following requirements:

• Federal Adjusted Gross Income of $45,000 or less; or
• Active duty military in 2023 with a Federal Adjusted Gross Income of $79,000 or less

NOTE: FreeTaxUSA's Free File website must be accessed through the link above. Any other link used to access FreeTaxUSA's website, may result in fees or charges.

Online Taxes Inc.

Online Taxes at OLT.com would like to offer free federal and free state online tax preparation and e-filing if your Federal Adjusted Gross Income is $45,000 or less, regardless of age.

Active duty military with a Federal Adjusted Gross Income of $79,000 or less will also qualify.

NOTE: OLT Free File website must be accessed through the link above. Any other link used to access the OLT website may result in fees or charges.

TaxSlayer

TaxSlayer allows you to efile your federal and Missouri state taxes for free if you meet the following requirements:

• Federal Adjusted Gross Income of $44,000 or less; or
• Qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC); or
• Active duty military with a Federal Adjusted Gross Income of $79,000 or less

NOTE: TaxSlayer's Free File website must be accessed through the link above. Any other link used to access TaxSlayer's website, may result in fees or charges.

Online Filing Providers

Online filing of Missouri returns is done through third party software providers who provide electronic online filing of federal and state income tax returns through the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) Electronic Filing System. The Missouri Department of Revenue (Department) accepts the electronic filing of all Missouri individual income tax filers with the exception of the following tax situations:

• Filing certain federal schedules as listed by the IRS in Publication 1345;
• Filing Form MO-1040 and claiming Enterprise Zone or Rural Empowerment Zone Income Modification;
• Filing Form MO-1040 Recapturing Low Income Housing Credit; or
• Claiming a resident credit (Form MO-CR) for more than two states per taxpayer.

The Department encourages electronic filing; however, we neither support nor recommend any software provider listed. This list is provided as a service to Missouri taxpayers. Technical and support issues must be addressed directly with the selected provider.

NOTE: The following links are to third-party providers who provide electronic online filing of federal and state income tax returns through the IRS E-File system. These providers may charge a fee for filing and transmitting returns.