Good news for taxpayers who have been waiting for the IRS to begin processing returns that include Residential Energy Credit (Form 5695), Mortgage Interest Credit (Form 8396), and the General Business Credit (Form 3800).
The IRS began accepting the last group of forms impacted by late tax legislation, today, Monday, March 4.
Updated February 8, 2013 The IRS opened its doors today, officially kicking off the tax… Full story
Today, the IRS announced that it will begin accepting e-filed tax returns for the vast majority of U.S. taxpayers on January 30, about a week later than expected. The IRS anticipates that it will be able to process tax returns for about 120 million taxpayers. Full story
Although the IRS has a refund cycle chart those dates are strictly estimates based on normal processing. TurboTax has been working hard to get an update from the IRS on e-filed tax returns so we can give you the latest information regarding IRS delays.
Find out about the updates here.
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As a result of the late-breaking tax legislation signed into law at the end of December, the IRS has announced that taxpayers who itemize deductions and those claiming the Higher Education Tuition and Fees deduction or the Educator Expense Deduction will need to wait to file their 2010 tax return until at least mid-February. Full story
The Internal Revenue Service says it has $164.6 million in undelivered refund checks that belong to about 111,893 taxpayers. Most of that unclaimed money is sitting at the IRS due to mailing address errors. Full story
Need to file an extension for your federal income tax return? Want to know if you can still snag that first-time homebuyer credit? Here are the answers to your most taxing questions. Full story
Intuit is a long-time supporter of free tax preparation and e-filing for low and middle-income taxpayers. Join us for a discussion with the IRS on the Free File Alliance program. Full story
Flexo and Tom from Consumerism Commentary interview Raphael Tulino from the IRS about e-file. Full story
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