Adulting is hard... taxes don’t have to be
Whether you’re on a beach or on your couch, H&R Block has the resources to keep you in the loop.
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Glow up? Nope, it’s time to grow up
A group of smokeshows arrive on “Lit Island” only to find they’re actually on “Responsibility Island” and must complete a series of adulting challenges, including the ultimate: filing their own taxes.
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NEW EPISODE
The Reunion
Updates from behind bars, special guests, and a big fat check. Our contestants spill the tea on their time since Responsibility Island.
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EPISODE 1
Lit Island
The guests come ready to party — until they discover that this island isn’t what they expected. Now, it’s time to get lit. With responsibility.
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EPISODE 2
Coconut Challenge
The guests take on a budgeting challenge where they must balance their wants and needs. Using coconuts.
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EPISODE 3
Wheel World
The guests spin a wheel and compete head-to-head in responsibility tasks including sourcing tax forms, texting people back, and more.
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EPISODE 4
The Final Taxdown
The guests say goodbye to their irresponsible attributes and tackle the final task: doing their own taxes.
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Meet your islanders
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TayTay
Social Media Manager
A true toxic feminist icon. TayTay’s passions include one-sided ethical non-monogamy and grifting all of his living expenses off his mom.
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Jynyphyr
Astrology-Coded Skincare Entrepreneur
She’s one with the sun, the moon, and...ecommerce. But when it comes to managing her finances, Jynyphr’s not quite down to earth.
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Zane
Cryptocurrency Founder
Zane may own a few companies, but he doesn’t do much to run them. A strong believer in the power of outsourcing, he spends most of his time interacting with his AI girlfriend.
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Narci
Former Child Actress
Riding the non-existent wave of her child actress fame. Financially, she’s given her agent Power of Attorney — because that’s what all celebrities do, right?
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Blaze
Freelance Glassblower
A plant-based, glassblowing free spirit. But on Responsibility Island, he’ll learn he can’t stay off the grid forever.
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Trinity B
Dancefluencer
She dances. She influences. She dancefluences — to the extent that her waking life has become one long piece of compulsive performance art. Hopefully Responsibility Island can bring Trinity B back to reality.
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Narci’s Assistant
We Genuinely Don’t Know His Name
Works so Narci can werk. Responds to finger snaps and dog whistles. After all, that oatmilk latte isn’t going to fetch itself.
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Karissa
TayTay’s (Other) Ex
She’s hot. She’s vivacious. And she’s facing TayTay’s mama drama head on, in front of a live audience. Woof.
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The Host
Our hot-and-unbothered host. She may be an iron, but you must respect her. Because when she sizzles, it’s scary.
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Reunion Show Host
Carrying on the torch of our beloved iron. (Our legal department told us we needed a Human Host in case the reunion got out of hand.)
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Do-it-yourself tax prep to help you enter your Responsibility Era
Approximately 52% of filers qualify for H&R Block Online Free Edition. Simple tax situations only (Form 1040 and no schedules except Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Student Loan Interest, and Retirement Plan Distributions). Learn more
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- W-2 and unemployment
- Student loan deductions & tuition expenses
- Child Tax Credit
- Forms included in Free
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Good for 1099 girlies like Trinity B
- All Free Features
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- Health Savings Account
- Marketplace insurance
- Childcare expenses
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Great if you’re a crypto bro like Zane
- All Deluxe Features
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- Rental income deductions
- Stocks and bonds
- Cryptocurrency
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Perfect for Blaze and other entrepreneurs
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- Ride share, food delivery, and marketplace sellers
- 1099 income with expenses
Unlimited expert help
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Approximately 52% of filers qualify for H&R Block Online Free Edition. Below are the specific tax situations that are included and not included in Free Online:
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Included Tax Situations
W-2 Income: Income reported on Form W-2 employment.
Interest and Dividend Income: Limited interest and dividend income reported on Form 1099-INT or Form 1099-DIV up to $1,500.
Standard Deduction: Taxpayers who take the standard deduction instead of itemizing deductions.
Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC): Eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit.
Child Tax Credit (CTC): Eligibility for the Child Tax Credit.
Unemployment Income: Unemployment compensation reported on Form 1099-G.
Student Loan Interest Deduction: Deduction for student loan interest paid.
Retirement Plan Distributions: Taxable qualified retirement plan distributions reported on Form 1099-R.
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Excluded Tax Situations
Itemized Deductions: Taxpayers who choose to itemize deductions (e.g., mortgage interest, charitable contributions).
Self-Employment Income: Income from self-employment or freelance work reported on Schedule C.
Rental Income: Income from rental properties reported on Schedule E.
Capital Gains and Losses: Transactions involving the sale of stocks, bonds, or other capital assets.
Business Income and Expenses: Income and expenses from a business or farm.
Foreign Income: Income earned outside the United States.
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs): Contributions to or distributions from Health Savings Accounts.
Other Complex Tax Situations: Any other tax situations that require additional forms or schedules not supported by H&R Block Online Free Edition.