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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.
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.
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.
EPISODE 2
Coconut Challenge
The guests take on a budgeting challenge where they must balance their wants and needs. Using coconuts.
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.
EPISODE 4
The Final Taxdown
The guests say goodbye to their irresponsible attributes and tackle the final task: doing their own taxes.
Meet your islanders
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.
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.
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.
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?
Blaze
Freelance Glassblower
A plant-based, glassblowing free spirit. But on Responsibility Island, he’ll learn he can’t stay off the grid forever.
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.
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.
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.
The Host
Our hot-and-unbothered host. She may be an iron, but you must respect her. Because when she sizzles, it’s scary.
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.)
Do-it-yourself tax prep to help you enter your Responsibility Era
Approximately 55% 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
- W-2 and unemployment
- Student loan deductions & tuition expenses
- Child Tax Credit
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- Health Savings Account
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Great if you’re a crypto bro like Zane
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- Rental income deductions
- Stocks and bonds
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Perfect for Blaze and other entrepreneurs
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Approximately 55% 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:
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.
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.