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Taxes – one of life’s inevitabilities. The maze of tax rules and forms to wade through can seem overwhelming. Doing your taxes can be a challenge, but the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has simplified the process for most taxpayers, and there are many organizations that offer free taxpayer assistance. Today, nearly 60 percent of the 140 million tax returns filed each year are filled out on a computer, either by a tax professional or by the individual taxpayer.* Very few people still fill out a tax return with a pencil.
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Before You Begin
Getting Ready to File
E-File and the Advantages of Electronic Filing
Prepare Your Return
Tax Filing Tips
Tax Help Resources
Dealing with an Audit
For More Information
*Source: IRS National Media Relations office
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