WHAT IS E-FILE?

A simple definition of E-File is an individual tax return being sent directly to the IRS main frame computer by an IRS Authorized E-Filer. The transmission and processing of individual tax information is done completely by an authorized tax professional and is sent directly to the IRS main computer. In 2007, nationwide, there were more than 91,171,386 tax returns e-filed.

HOW DO I E-FILE?

• Click on “File Your Taxes Online” in the top right corner of any page, or click this “Start Tax Preparation Now” button.
• Or, if you prefer having someone complete your tax forms for you click on “I need a Tax Preparer” and then click on your state. Please e-mail or call the Tax Professional Listed.

WHO CAN E-FILE?

Just about everyone who is filing an individual federal tax return for the year 2007 can e-file. One return that cannot be e-filed is the Amended Tax Form 1040X.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF E-FILING?

• Reduced Chance of Audit
• Direct Deposit Refunds
• Acknowledged Return Acceptance
• Enhanced Customer Service
• Quicker Processing
• Quicker Tax Refund