Filing Taxes
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- Free-File
- Signing Your E-Filed Return
- Proof of E-Filing
- Your E-Filed Refund
- E-Filing Options for Business
- Tax Forms Eligible for E-Filing
- Tax Forms Ineligible for E-Filing
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E-Filing Options for Business
E-Filing Options For Business
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) partners with various private industry companies to bring taxpayers affordable, convenient, user friendly IRS e-file options available from home or through an Approved IRS e-file for Business Provider.
3 Steps to E-Filing
- Gather your tax information
- Choose a method for e-filing
- Self-Select PIN Method
- Practitioner PIN method
- Transmit your return
STEP 1: Gather your tax information.
Make sure you have the information you need; you'll save time and won't have to stop in the middle of preparing your return to find a missing document.
Here's what you'll need:
- Social Security numbers for yourself, your spouse, and any dependents.
- Form W-2 from all employers are required for yourself and your spouse.
- Form 1099 for Dividends, Retirement, or other income, or any Forms 1099 with Income Tax Withholding.
- Receipts for expenses for Itemized Deductions (Schedule A).
- Receipts and records for any other income or expenses.
- Your bank account numbers (you can split your refund for direct depositing using up to three different accounts. For example, checking, savings, and money market accounts)
- The bank account number and routing number you wish to use if you will pay electronically.
- Prior year Adjusted Gross Income amount or prior year PIN if using a Self-Select PIN as your signature.
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E-Filing Options for Business: Electronic Filing Options For Businesses-Continued
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- Two Ways to Sign an E-Filed Return
- IRS Proof of E-Filing
- Errors On E-Filed Return
- Receiving Your E-Filed Refund
- If You Owe Tax
- Electronic Filing Options for Businesses and Self-Employed
- 3 Steps to E-Filing
- Tax Forms You May E-File
- Tax Forms You Cannot E-File
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