E-file is now open!
The IRS opened the 2012 electronic tax return filing season today with a reminder to taxpayers that e-file remains the best way to get fast refunds and ensure accurate tax returns. “E-file is the best option for taxpayers. E-file enables taxpayers to file more accurate returns and receive their refunds quickly and safely,” said IRS [...]
2012 IRS e-file Refund Cycle Chart
2012 IRS e-file Refund Cycle Chart for Tax Year 2011 * This is the projected date that the refund will be direct deposited or mailed. It may take up to 5 additional days for the financial institution to post the refund to your account, or for mail delivery IRS accepts your return (by 11:00 am) [...]
Late Tax Breaks To Delay Some Tax Filing
Tax Season Starts on Time for Most Taxpayers; Those Affected by Late Tax Breaks Can File in Mid to Late February
e-File Start Date 2011
The IRS will start accepting tax returns by e-file on January 14, 2011 for the filing of your 2010 Income Taxes.
Three Reasons to Prepare and File Your Taxes Using e-File
Last year, 2 out of 3 tax returns were filed electronically. Was yours? If not, here are three important reasons to e-file your return.
Top Eight Reasons to Try e-file
If you have never filed your tax return electronically, you should definitely consider trying it in 2010. Join the millions of taxpayers who are saving time and money to file their tax returns without the many headaches often associated with filing a paper return. Here are the top eight reasons that almost 90 million people [...]
Two Out of Three Individuals Now Using e-File
Individuals e-filed a record 95 million federal income tax returns during 2009, up almost 6 percent from last year’s total of nearly 90 million. About two out of three taxpayers used e-file this year; out of the 141 million returns filed so far this year, over 67 percent were e-filed, compared to 59 percent last year.
E-file Hits Record 90 Million With 30 Million Filed From Home
For the first time, more than 30 million individual income tax returns were filed from home computers. By April 24, the IRS had accepted 31.2 million returns filed from home computers, up 19.3 percent from the same time last year. IRS e-file broke the 90 million mark this year. Up almost 6 percent compared to the same time last year.
