Tax Calculator for Tax Year 2017

This Tax Calculator lets you calculate your 2017 IRS Taxes. You can no longer e-File your 2017 Tax Return. You can complete and sign 2017 Tax Forms here on eFile.com Then download, print, and mail them to the IRS; search for your 2017 state forms.

You will no longer be able to claim a 2017 Tax Year Refund as that deadline expired on April 15, 2021. Learn more about unclaimed tax refunds. Previous or back taxes forms and calculators.

Did you know you can only file electronically when you are filing for the current tax year? See our present year tax calculators before you eFileIT by April 15 following a given tax year.

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A Dependent is a Child or Relative whom you support.

Do you have Dependents?

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How many?

How many of these Dependents were 16 or younger and qualify for the Child Tax Credit?

Your Estimated Tax Refund

Estimated Taxes You Owe

It looks like you are not getting a Tax Refund, nor will you owe additional Taxes.

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Filing Status

Dependents

Income

Adjustments to Income

AGI

Standard Deduction

Itemized Deductions

Total Exemptions

Taxable Income

Tax On Income

Other Taxes

Non-Refundable Credits

Payments / Refundable Credits

The Tax Return Filing and e-file Deadlines for 2017 Tax Returns have passed. You can still file your 2017 Tax Return to claim a Tax Refund. At this point, you can only prepare and mail in the paper 2017 Tax Forms to the IRS.

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eFile.com Tax Tip: Even if you have back taxes owed for 2017, it's better to file a Tax Return than not to file anything and pay as much taxes as you can afford. The not filing tax penalties are higher than the penalties for not paying the tax you owe.

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