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Subject Tax Tip 2023-46: Taxpayers can avoid processing delays and refund adjustments following these tips
Date April 6, 2023 1:12 PM
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Issue Number:  Tax Tip 2023-46

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*Taxpayers can avoid processing delays and refund adjustments following these tips*

Taxpayers can avoid common errors on their federal tax returns and get their refund sooner by ensuring their tax return is complete, accurate and error-free. They should follow the tips below for a smoother filing process.

*Gather all tax documents*
Taxpayers should gather all documents to support tax deductions and credits, like education credits or mortgage interest payments. Taxpayers should also have their Forms W-2, 1099 [ [link removed] ] and prior-year tax return available; they may need them.

*File electronically*
Filing electronically through IRS Free File [ [link removed] ] or other e-file [ [link removed] ] service provider helps reduce math errors and identifies potential tax credits or deductions the taxpayer may be eligible to claim. Filing electronically and choosing direct deposit [ [link removed] ] is a fast and secure way for taxpayers to receive a refund.

*Report all taxable income *
Most income is taxable. Under-reporting income may lead to penalties [ [link removed] ] and interest [ [link removed] ]. Income may include unemployment income [ [link removed] ], interest received [ [link removed] ] and income from the gig economy [ [link removed] ], service industry [ [link removed] ] and digital assets [ [link removed] ]. Publication 525, Taxable and Nontaxable Income [ [link removed] ], has more information.

*Request an extension, if needed*
Taxpayers who need more time to file can easily request a six-month filing extension to Oct.16 to prevent late filing penalties [ [link removed] ]. Use IRS Free File or visit irs.gov/extension [ [link removed] ] to file for an extension by April 18. While an extension grants additional time to file, tax payments are still due on April 18 for most taxpayers.

Taxpayers can also request an extension by paying all or part of their estimated income tax due and indicating that the payment is for an extension. They can do this using Direct Pay [ [link removed] ], the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System [ [link removed] ], or a debit or credit card or digital wallet [ [link removed] ]. This way taxpayers don't have to file a separate extension form and will receive a confirmation number for their records.

*Mail paper returns to the right address*
Taxpayers and tax professionals are encouraged to file electronically if possible. Those who need to file a paper tax return should confirm the correct address of where to file [ [link removed] ] on IRS.gov or on Form 1040 instructions to avoid processing delays.

*Keep a copy of the tax return*
When ready to file, taxpayers should make a copy of their signed return and any schedules for their records. Copies help them prepare future tax returns and make math computations if they need to file an amended return. Generally, taxpayers must keep their records [ [link removed] ] that support an item of income, deduction or credit shown on their tax return until the period of limitations for that tax return ends.

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