Tax Tip 2023-43: IRS.gov offers tax help in a variety of languages

IRS Tax Tips

April 3, 2023

Issue Number: Tax Tip 2023-43

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IRS.gov offers tax help in a variety of languages

IRS strives to serve to all taxpayers, no matter where they live, their background or what language they speak. To help fulfill that goal, the IRS translates tax information and provides help to taxpayers in many commonly spoken languages.

IRS.gov has tax information in seven languages. Taxpayers can simply select their preferred language from the dropdown menu at the top of the page. Currently, they can choose from:

Spanish
Chinese Traditional
Chinese Simplified
Korean
Russian
Vietnamese
Haitian Creole

IRS’s Languages page offers tax guidance and information in even more languages. For each language, it has information on topics like:

The Taxpayer Bill of Rights
Filing information for individuals and businesses
Payment options
Refunds
How to get tax help

Interpretation services
If taxpayers can't find the answers to their tax questions on IRS.gov, IRS offers help in more than 350 languages with the support of professional interpreters. For assistance in Spanish, taxpayers should call 800-829-1040. For all other languages, taxpayers should call 833-553-9895.

IRS assistors will be able to:

Provide an interpreter over the phone.
Schedule the taxpayer an appointment at one of IRS’ local Taxpayer Assistance Centers so they can get help face-to-face. Local offices provide assistance only on specific topics.

Other language resources

IRS’ Publication 17, Your Federal Income Tax is available in seven languages.
The IRS YouTube multilingual channel now has videos in five different languages.
Anyone can get the latest IRS tax news and information in seven languages through the Twitter account @IRSnews.
Available in seven languages, Tax Updates and News From the IRS page includes the latest filing season updates and the latest info on mileage rates, inflation adjustments and more.

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Issue Number: Tax Tip 2023-43