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Tax Refunds

Maximize Your Refund the Smart Way [Infographic]

Tips for Spending Your Tax Refund   There it is, sitting in your account just begging you to spend it. It’s like when you were a…


E-File FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Filing Your Taxes Electronically The e-file process allows taxpayers to submit their taxes electronically by connecting to the Internal Revenue Service’s…


Tips for Filing a Late Tax Return

File Your Past Due Tax Return to Avoid Further Penalties It is recommended that you file any tax returns that are due, whether or not…


Lost IRS Refund Check

Your tax refund is missing. What do you do? First, check the IRS’ “Where's My Refund” online tool to make sure that your tax refund…


Contacting the IRS: Phone Numbers, Email Addresses, and IRS Offices for Your Tax Issues

Need to talk to someone at the Internal Revenue Service? Start with 1-800-829-1040. The last four digits refer to individual income tax return Form 1040.…


When Will I Get My Tax Refund

Check the Status of Your IRS Refund If you ever want to check your IRS refund status, you have several options available to you. Thanks to…


Income Tax Credits Explained

Learn How Tax Credits Can Reduce What You Owe A tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in the amount of tax that you owe. For…


IRS Tax Form W-4

Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate   The Federal income tax is a “pay-as-you-go” tax. This means that you are expected to make tax payments throughout the…