.T21 File Extension

H&R Block 2021 Tax Return

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What is a T21 file?

A T21 file is a U.S. tax return created by the 2021 version of H&R Block Tax Software, a Windows and macOS program used to prepare and file U.S. tax returns. It contains a user's 2021 tax data, including their state and federal tax forms and other information.

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The 2021 version of H&R Block Tax Software (for Windows and macOS) creates and periodically saves a user's tax return progress in a T21 file. This allows users to take a break from filling out their tax return and resume their progress by loading the T21 file.

The program also creates a T21 file when users back up their tax returns for archival purposes. To create this backup, users select File → Backup Tax Return.

By default, H&R Block Tax Software 2021 saves T21 files in the following directory:

~/​Documents/​HR Block

Common T21 Filenames

MyTaxes.t21 - Default filename given to H&R Block 2021 tax return files, although you can rename the file.

How to open a T21 file

You can open a T21 file with H&R Block Tax Software (2021 or later) in Windows and macOS. You can also import a T21 file into the 2022 version of H&R Block Tax Software, to use the information it contains to start your 2022 tax return.

How to convert a T21 file

You can use H&R Block Tax Software 2021 to save the tax return a T21 file contains as a .PDF (Portable Document Format) file. To do so, open the T21 file in H&R Block Tax Software 2021 and select File → Save As PDF....

You can then use the PDF file as an easily-accessible backup of your 2021 tax return. You can also import the PDF file into other tax software if, for example, you decide to use another program to file your 2022 taxes.

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