TAS will launch a pre-tax season awareness campaign in January. It is a national effort to help millions of taxpayers who prepare their own federal tax returns avoid common return processing problems that cause refund delays.
TAS invites taxpayers to attend one of the events in their area. If taxpayers are unable to attend an event, there are resources available for them on the TAS website and a list of tips below.
Follow these tips to help prevent common problems.
Use your year-end income statements (for example, Form W-2/1099), not your pay stub, to verify your income. Your income figures should match what is reported on your year-end statements. Employers have until January 31 to submit their income statements and you should wait to receive them before filing.
Use your year-end income statements (for example, Form W-2/1099), not your pay stub, to verify your income. Your income figures should match what is reported on your year-end statements. Employers have until January 31 to submit their income statements and you should wait to receive them before filing.
Use your year-end income statements (for example, Form W-2/1099), not your pay stub, to verify your income. Your income figures should match what is reported on your year-end statements. Employers have until January 31 to submit their income statements and you should wait to receive them before filing.
Use your year-end income statements (for example, Form W-2/1099), not your pay stub, to verify your income. Your income figures should match what is reported on your year-end statements. Employers have until January 31 to submit their income statements and you should wait to receive them before filing.
Use your year-end income statements (for example, Form W-2/1099), not your pay stub, to verify your income. Your income figures should match what is reported on your year-end statements. Employers have until January 31 to submit their income statements and you should wait to receive them before filing.
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