What is the limitation for e-filing through TaxSlayer?

The limitation for e-filing through TaxSlayer is that taxpayers can file the current year and the previous two tax years. This means that if a taxpayer is preparing their tax return for the current filing season, they can also electronically file their returns for the last two years, allowing for a total of three consecutive tax years to be submitted via e-filing.

This feature is particularly beneficial for taxpayers who may have missed filing in previous years and want to take advantage of the electronic filing process instead of submitting paper returns. It simplifies the process and often results in a quicker turnaround time for refunds and processing.

The options relating to only current year tax returns or only the last three years are limiting in scope and do not align with the broader accessing capability allowed by TaxSlayer. The reference to local tax returns does not pertain to the e-filing functions of TaxSlayer, which primarily focuses on federal and state tax returns.