The IRS recently posted a newsletter that outlines a 400% increase in tax scams. Generally, the IRS does not contact taxpayers via email and certainly doesn't request personal information via that format. If you receive a suspect email or text, the best practice is to discard that communication and contact the IRS directly to confirm any issues. Click here to read more.
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Are you trying to get your tax information together but aren't sure what information to provide? We have created a checklist here that will give you a pretty extensive starting point.
According to a statement from the IRS, the agency experienced a hardware failure Wednesday afternoon. At this time they are unable to process e-filed returns. Although they are still assessing the scope of the outage, they do not anticipate a major disruption in the filing season. Click here for the IRS statement. UPDATE - The IRS has resumed accepting e-filed returns as of February 5th.
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