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We refer to our users as "Taxletes" (Tax-leets), a term that signifies one's proficiency in self-preparing his or her taxes. #TaxleteStrong
Tax Topics: FAQs
Free File Program
Did you earn less than $72,000 in 2020? If so, you may qualify to file your taxes for free under the Free File Program.
College Students
Can I file my own tax return? What is a "tax deduction"? Are there any special tax measures for students?
Personal Income Tax
Find answers to common personal income tax questions while learning about its evolution in U.S. history.
Servicemembers
What can I exclude from my gross income? Is disability pay taxable? Can I deduct money spent on military gear?
Small Businesses
What are employment taxes? Am I required to make estimated tax payments? LLC vs. S-Corp. vs. Partnership?
Seniors
Are my social security benefits taxable? What about my retirement pension? Can I deduct medical expenses?
Taxpayer Bill of Rights
In 2015, Congress enacted the Taxpayer Bill of Rights to make clear that each taxpayer is entitled to certain fundamental rights when dealing with the IRS. It is important for taxpayers to understand each of these rights in order to hold the IRS accountable. #KnowledgeIsPower
Full text of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (PDF):
Need Assistance with the IRS?
If you are having tax problems and have not been able to resolve them with the IRS, the Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) may be able to help you. TAS is an independent unit within the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) whose mission is to help taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS and to recommend changes to prevent future problems. Its job is to ensure that every taxpayer is treated fairly and understands his or her rights.
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