Which tax situations are eligible, and what's not?

April Tax supports many common tax situations for U.S. taxpayers. 

Eligible 

April supports most standard U.S. personal tax situations, including:

Income types

• W-2 employment income
• 1099 contractor and gig income
• Business income and expenses (Schedule C)
• Investment income (stocks, ETFs, crypto, etc.)
• Dividend and interest income
• Partnership K-1 income
• Rental property income

Credits & adjustments

• Child and dependent credits
• Education credits
• Earned Income Credit (EIC)
• Qualified Business Income Deduction (QBI)
• AMT (Alternative Minimum Tax)
• HSA contributions

Deductions

• Standard or itemized deductions
• Mortgage interest
• State and local taxes (SALT)
• Retirement contributions
• Charitable donations

Supported forms & schedules

April supports filing using:

• Form 1040
• W-2, 1099 series
• Schedule A, B, C, D, E, SE
• Schedules 1, 2, and 3
• Additional tax forms related to investments, education, HSA, retirement, and small business activity
   

If you typically file a standard personal tax return with a mix of employment, investment, and/or small business income, you are likely supported.

Not Eligible

Some specialized or complex tax situations are not currently supported, including:

Corporate and entity filings

• C-Corp, S-Corp, Partnership returns
• Multi-member LLC business returns

International and expat situations

• Foreign earned income exclusion
• Foreign tax credit for complex cases
• FBAR / FATCA reporting
• Non-resident or dual-status returns (1040-NR)

Specialized investment cases

• Futures and commodities contracts
• PFIC reporting for foreign securities
• Cryptocurrency staking/mining taxed as business operations

Estate and trust

• Fiduciary returns (Form 1041)
• Trust or estate distribution complexities

Need More Help?

If you’re not sure whether your situation is supported, you can reach out to April’s tax support team for clarification:

• Live chat in platform 
• Emailing Support@getapril.com