Whether you file the simple 1040EZ or a complex 1040 and a raft of schedules, making a mistake on your tax form could lead to big tax trouble. Something as simple as a math error or unsigned form could invite extra attention from the IRS.

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If you’re experiencing income tax issues, you are not alone. Every year, thousands of American citizens come across some kind of tax problems with the IRS. This may either be the result of financial problems, miscalculations, or delays in filing returns. Nonetheless, if the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) brings to your notice an issue with your tax records, you must have it solved as soon as possible.

Few people look forward to tax filing season. Unless you are an accountant who loves tax season, you probably dread this time of year, and you are thrilled when your return is in and your refund is on the way or your tax debt is all paid off.

Tax time will be here (again) before you know it. If your tax return is a simple one, you may be up to filing the return yourself. But if your situation is somewhat complicated, seeking the help of a qualified professional is probably the best move.

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With the filing deadline moving from the traditional date of April 15th to July 15th because of the coronavirus pandemic, it can be tempting to put off filing your taxes for as long as possible.

Most taxpayers dread the tedious task of compiling their financial records, tax documents, and filing their taxes. Unfortunately, the longer you procrastinate doing your taxes, the greater the chances that something will go wrong.

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