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Review of the IRS WebsiteThe IRS website overcomes long-time stigma. -
Guide to Using the IRS WebsiteAs April 15 approaches, many Americans are dreading the consequences that come with that date. The income tax deadline means forking over some of that hard-earned money to Uncle Sam for the benefit of the country.
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Tax Tips - What is IRS Form 1099-A?Debt cancellation impacts tax planning and tax preparation. You need to complete additional paperwork if you receive an IRS Form 1099-A. Do not overlook the cancellation of any debt when filing your income tax return! -
Corrosive Drywall Tax Relief: IRS Guidance for Tax ComputationThe IRS issued guidance on 9/30/10 regarding relief to homeowners who have suffered property losses due to the effects of certain imported drywall installed in homes between 2001 and 2009. Links to IRS information. -
Does the IRS Owe 'You' Money for Once?Tax refunds can go missing or unclaimed all to easily. Luckily, the IRS makes it easy to retrieve your missing tax refunds if you just know how to find it. -
How and Why to Request a Tax Extension from the IRSGetting close to that April 15 deadline for filing your taxes with the IRS? No need to panic just yet. Request a tax extension from the IRS to avoid penalties from filing late. The IRS recommends an electronic request be sent by the April 15 deadline. -
Dealing with an IRS Audit: Answers to Your QuestionsMost people freak out when they get a notice from the IRS. The idea of an audit can be terrifying. Here are some answers to your questions about audits and how to handle them when they do happen.
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IRS E-file Up and RunningThe IRS started accepting 2007 tax returns through e-file on January 11, 2007. It's super easy, and they provide you with a list of sites that will prepare your tax return for free online.
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Free IRS Federal Income Tax Filing OptionsFile your income tax return free this year using one of many IRS free tax filing options.
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Where's My Refund Can Help You Find Your IRS Refund StatusWhere's My Refund is a brand new online tool available on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) website which can assist you in checking on the status of your refund.
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How to Check the Status of Your IRS Federal Tax RefundLearn how to use the IRS website to look up the status of your federal tax return. But note this is not available for business returns or for amended tax returns. -
IRS Warns Last Minute Filers to Avoid ScamsThe IRS has issued a warning to consumers to help them avoid tax scams. The IRS states that the best way to avoid these scams is education. By visiting the IRS website at IRS.gov taxpayers can read up on information on currently known scams
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The IRS' Free File ProgramBy using the IRS' website as the portal, it is possible to file your taxes electronically for free without having to pay a preparer or buy a software package.
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The IRS Voluntary Disclosure ProgramThe IRS requires individuals to report certain offshore assets. This is true whether or not income tax is owed on these foreign assets. Individuals with money overseas should be aware of the IRS voluntary disclosure program.
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How to Fill Out IRS Form 2555The Internal Revenue Service allows certain exclusions for income earned overseas. However, not all individuals can take these exclusions. Overseas tax filers should learn how to use and fill out IRS Form 2555 for maximum tax benefits.
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Website Information Available from the IRSThe IRS provides a free, 24/7 website with extensive information on taxes and forms.
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Need Some Extra Money? Talk to the IRSThe IRS has money to return to folks. It just needs the correct mailing address.
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Does the IRS Owe Me Money from a Lost Tax Refund?Currently, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is holding millions of dollars owed to taxpayers because of unclaimed funds from tax returns. Find out if you are one of them. -
The IRS E-File System Modernizes Tax FilingBoth individuals and tax preparers can submit tax filings electronically through the IRS' E-File system.
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5 Free Web Tools to Power More Traffic to Your WebsiteIn order to power more traffic to your website you need to know more about your website.
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Warning: Beware of IRS Tax Rebate Check / 2008 Stimulus Payment / Refund Status WebsitesYour identity may have already been compromised! Learn how to safely check your rebate status without entering anything with this warning for all USA taxpayers. Keep your personal info safe!
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How Accurate is the IRS' "Where's My Refund" Website?The IRS "Where's My Refund" site is popular during tax season, but is it accurate? Learn about the WMR site, how it works and what problems you might encounter.
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Temporary Work with the IRS in PittsburghIs it something for you?
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Dealing With an IRS CollectionDon't ignore an IRS billing for taxes due. Letting the tax problem sit can make it grow much bigger.
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When Can the IRS Hold Your Tax Refund?The IRS can hold your refund if you owe back taxes or if you haven't filed a return for a prior year. Your refund can be offset against past-due child support, student loans, or other federal and state government obligations.
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What Are the IRS Requirements to Be a Tax Preparer?To be a paid tax return preparer you need a preparer tax identification number (PTIN) from the IRS. If you expect to file 11 or more tax returns you are required to file electronically. Annual continuing education courses will also be required.
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Do I Need to Report Tips Earnings to the IRS?Even if your tips are paid in cash, you still have to report them to your employer and the IRS.
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Volunteering for the IRS: Helping Out OthersThe IRS operates two volunteer programs to help the needy and seniors meet their tax obligations annually.
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Tips for Dealing With the IRS When You're Self-employedDealing with the IRS can be difficult, but only as difficult as your make it. Wishing they would go away is the very worst thing you can do!
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Tax Season Survival Guide: Getting the Most from the IRSWant to know more about this Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 that's causing buzz about the IRS sending rebate checks? What about those forms you've been expecting in the mail and never received -- where are they at? Who do you call when you need help? -
IRS Offers One Time Only 2006 Tax Credit on Federal Telephone Excise Taxes PaidFor taxpayers paying federal excise tax on long distance and bundled carrier services, the IRS has a tax credit.
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Telephone Excise Tax: Get an Extra $60 from the IRS This Year!Did you know that up until last year we were still paying for the Spanish American War? Finally this rediculous tax has been repealed, and we can get some money back from the IRS. -
Does the IRS Owe You Money?Do you think the IRS owes you money? Make sure you find out soon before time runs out to get your money.
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Any E-mail you Receive From the IRS is a ScamOfficial looking e-mails from the IRS are making the rounds of the Internet these days. Don't answer them!
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IRS Helping to Get You Your Rebate CheckThe IRS will open offices Sat. March 29, to fill out 1040A for free for low income, and people on social security, diasability and retirement who wouldn't have to file a return.
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How to Respond to an IRS NoticeWhen you receive a notice from the IRS you should read it carefully to see why it was sent and what the IRS is expecting you to do. In the case of IRS corrections or proposed adjustments, you may agree or disagree. If you disagree, you will need to support your position. -
2010 IRS Tax Extension Form in DemandLate for filing taxes? People are furiously searching for the 2010 IRS Tax Extension Form as the deadline draws closer.
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The Benefits of the IRS Tax Assistance CentersNeed help with your taxes? Like getting something for free? The IRS Tax Assistance Centers provide an abundance of benefits that are available to people nationwide.
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How to Apply for Tax-Exempt 501(c)(3) Status with the IRSStep-by-step instructions on what is needed for a non-profit to become tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code.
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How to Correctly Classify Workers and Avoid IRS Employment Tax AuditsHow do you distinguish between independent contractors and employees? More importantly, how does the IRS determine who owes unpaid employment taxes and who doesn't?
