We provide expert guidance for accurate filings, optimized deductions, and strategic tax planning. Trust us to simplify your tax obligations and support your financial goals.
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We provide expert guidance for accurate filings, optimized deductions, and strategic tax planning. Trust us to simplify your tax obligations and support your financial goals.
Driver's license or State ID
Social Security Number or ITIN (if you don’t have an SSN)
W-2 Forms: If you worked as an employee.
1099-NEC or 1099-MISC Forms: If you worked as an independent contractor or freelancer.
Bank account and routing number (to receive your refund via direct deposit).
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This section is an essential tool that provides quick and clear answers to the most common questions, helping both visitors and the customer service team.
Filing early helps avoid processing delays, reduces the risk of identity theft, and ensures a faster refund if you’re eligible. Additionally, if you owe taxes, early filing gives you more time to plan your payment or set up an IRS payment plan before the April 15 deadline.
It’s best to wait until you have all required documents, such as W-2s or 1099s, to avoid filing an incorrect return. However, if the deadline is approaching and you’re missing some forms, you can estimate your income and file an amendment later if needed. Alternatively, you can request an extension to file by October 15, but any owed taxes must still be paid by April 15.
If you miss the April 15 deadline and owe taxes, you may face penalties and interest on the unpaid amount. However, if you’re expecting a refund, there is no penalty for late filing, but you should file as soon as possible to claim your money. You can also request an extension until October 15, but any owed taxes must still be paid by April 15 to avoid penalties.
You can check your refund status using the IRS’s “Where’s My Refund?” tool on their website or through the IRS2Go mobile app. Typically, electronic filings with direct deposit are processed within 21 days, while paper returns may take longer.