The IRS has offered a checklist of reminders for taxpayers as they prepare to file their 2022 tax returns. Following are some steps that will make tax preparation smoother for taxpayers in 2023:
Gather tax paperwork and records for accuracy to avoid missing a deduction or credit.
Remember to report all types of income on the tax return.
File electronically with direct deposit to avoid delays in receiving a refund.
Free resources are available to help eligible taxpayers file online. Free help may also be available to qualified taxpayers.
Choose a tax professional carefully.
Avoid phone delays; use online resources before calling the IRS.
In addition, the IRS has suggested that taxpayers stay up to date on important tax information online by:
Following the IRS’ official social media accounts and email subscription lists to stay current on the latest tax topics and alerts; and
Downloading the IRS2Go mobile app, watching IRS YouTube videos, or following the IRS on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram for the latest updates on tax changes, scam alerts, initiatives, products and services.
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