The IRS has an extensive Frequently Asked Questions section to help you find the information you need.More >>
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e-file lets you easily file an accurate tax return or get an extension.
e-file lets you easily file an accurate tax return or get an extension.More >> The IRS has an extensive Frequently Asked Questions section to help you find the information you need.More >>
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Print federal forms and other information.
Print federal forms and other information.More >> Are you facing a lot of questions this year? IRS experts have pulled together an overview of common tax issues in one convenient place - Publication 17, Your Federal Income Tax.More >> Are you facing a lot of questions this year? IRS experts have pulled together an overview of common tax issues in one convenient place - Publication 17, Your Federal Income Tax.More >>
Citizens must have mere hours to file their taxes or as for extentions from Uncle Sam.
We've got Five things to know about paying your taxes in our Tax Guide.
Federal income tax first began with the Revenue Act of 1861 to help pay for the Civil War. That Act outlined taxes saying taxes should be paid on or before June 30.
Historians argue over the reasoning for moving Tax Day to April. Only the very wealthy Americans paid taxes at first, and most spent the summers on vacations. So to gain more in tax dollars, the IRS commissioner argued to have the taxes due before they left town.
In 1895, income tax was abolished; ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. In 1913 the sixteenth admendment to the Constitution granted congress the ability to levy taxes on the American population.
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