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How to eFile with the IRS for FreeTaxpayers with AGI of $56,000 or Less Can Free File Online
That dreaded time of the year brings about confusion on how to file taxes. IRS eFile is a secure, easy way to file taxes online, and for some it's free. Here's how.
Every April 15, nervous taxpayers must endure the nail-biting question of how to file taxes in order to avoid tax problems. Filing taxes by hand can be difficult, time-consuming, and very confusing. The taxpayer must ensure he or she has all the proper forms and that the math is accurate. Other options include tax help from an attorney, visiting a tax preparer’s booth in a retail shop, or seeking tax help from an accountant. The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) makes it easy to obtain tax help and to locate tax software companies that allow taxpayers to file taxes online. The IRS calls their online tax filing service eFile. Who Qualifies for Free eFile?Taxpayers with an Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of $56,000 or less can file their tax returns online for free. Tax Preparation: What the Taxpayer Needs before Filing TaxesBefore filing taxes, the taxpayer needs to have on hand tax forms stating income including W-2 or 1099-Misc. Another common tax form sent to the taxpayer’s address is a 1099-DIV for reporting income from investments. The taxpayer must also have on hand the exact amount of last year’s stimulus payment. The IRS needs this information to confirm the tax return. Benefits of IRS eFileTaxpayers taking advantage of eFile enjoy numerous benefits:
How to eFile for Free
IRS eFile makes filing taxes far simpler and more secure. And for taxpayers with an AGI of $56,000 or less, filing taxes is free. However, the taxpayer must have on hand the typical tax forms stating income and the exact amount of last year’s stimulus payment. See related article, Where to Find Free Tax Help.
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