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Subject Tax Tip 2023-11: Taxpayers should bookmark these IRS.gov tools to help take the stress out of filing season
Date January 31, 2023 12:53 PM
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Issue Number:? Tax Tip 2023-11

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*Taxpayers should bookmark these IRS.gov tools to help take the stress out of filing season*

As people get ready [ [link removed] ] to file a 2022 tax return, they may have questions or need additional information. IRS.gov has tools and resources that can put the information a taxpayer needs at their fingertips. Taxpayers can bookmark the links below or save them as favorites on their computer or other device. Having this info just a click away can help taxpayers approach tax season with confidence.


* *Let Us Help You page* [ [link removed] ]. This page has links to information and resources on a wide range of topics for both individual taxpayers and businesses.


* *Online Account [ [link removed] ]*. An IRS Online Account lets taxpayers securely access their personal tax information, including tax return transcripts, payment history, certain notices, prior year adjusted gross income (AGI) and power of attorney information. They can also log in to verify if their name and address is correct. Taxpayers should notify the IRS if their address has changed [ [link removed] ]. It?s also important taxpayers notify the Social Security Administration [ [link removed] ] of a legal name change to avoid a delay in processing their tax return.


* *IRS Free File*. Most taxpayers can file their tax return electronically for free using IRS Free File at IRS.gov/freefile [ [link removed] ]. This program is available only through IRS.gov and offers brand-name tax preparation software packages at no cost. The software does all the work of finding deductions, credits and exemptions for filers. It?s free for those who qualify. Some IRS Free File packages also offer free state tax return preparation. Those who are comfortable preparing their own taxes can use Free File Fillable Forms [ [link removed] ], regardless of their income, to file their tax return.


* *Find a tax professional*. The Choosing a Tax Professional [ [link removed] ] page on IRS.gov has a wealth of information to help filers find professional tax help. The Directory of Federal Tax Return Preparers with Credentials and Select Qualifications [ [link removed] ] can help taxpayers find preparers in their area who hold professional credentials recognized by the IRS.


* *Interactive Tax Assistant*. The Interactive Tax Assistant [ [link removed] ] tool answers many tax questions. It can determine if a type of income is taxable or if a taxpayer is eligible to claim certain credits or deductions. It also answers general questions, such as determining whether a taxpayer needs to file, what their filing status is, or if they?re eligible to claim a dependent.


* *Where's My Refund [ [link removed] ]*? Taxpayers can use this tool to check the status of their refund. Current year refund information is usually available online within 24 hours after the IRS receives an e-filed tax return. Status on a paper return can take up to four weeks to appear. The tool updates once every 24 hours, usually overnight, so taxpayers need to check only once a day.


* *Free Tax Assistance*. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and Tax Counseling for the Elderly [ [link removed] ] programs offer free basic tax return preparation to qualified individuals.

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