The April 15 tax return filing and tax payment deadline is fast approaching. Last year the Internal Revenue Service offered some last-minute tips for those taxpayers who haven’t yet filed. You can still
choose IRS e-file and direct deposit and by filing by the due date. This will minimize possible interest assessments and late filing and payment penalties.
e-filing is fast, accurate and easy. Most available tax preparation programs check for errors and necessary information, increasing the accuracy of the return. This also reduces the need for correspondence with the IRS to clarify errors.
With most programs taxpayers can usually file a state tax return at the same time they electronically file their federal return. Once the return is accepted for processing, the IRS electronically acknowledges receipt of the return. If you file electronically, your refund will be issued in about half the time it would take compared to filing a the return by paper and mail.
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