IRS.gov tax help available

Taxpayers can visit IRS.gov/espanol for quick access to tax information and useful tools that can help them with their taxes. The following are some things taxpayers can do when visiting IRS.gov/espanol:

• Use the IRS Free File. Prepare and submit your taxes electronically with IRS Free File . Taxpayers with incomes of $ 66,000 or less may have tax – free software brand. Those who gained more can use Free File Interactive Forms, which are electronic versions of IRS paper forms. Anyway, everyone has an option for free electronic filing and the only way to access the Free File is in IRS.gov/espanol.
• Knowing how to electronically file tax returns. The IRS e-file, which includes Free File is the easiest, safest and popular to file a complete and accurate manner taxes. The fastest way to get a refund is to combine e-file with direct deposit. In IRS.gov/espanol, taxpayers can verify if they qualify for volunteer free , find software options to electronically file your own taxes , or find an authorized e-file provider (in English).
• Get answers to tax questions. The Interactive Tax Assistant and Tax Map IRS (English) answer many questions on tax law. Many IRS tools and products are also available in other languages.
• Finding a tax preparer. Taxpayers can use the Directory Tax Return Preparers (in English) to find a list of tax preparers nearby. Taxpayers can search based on qualifications and qualifications who want their coach has.
• Check a refund. Check the status of a refund usingWhere’s my refund? It’s fast, easy and secure. Taxpayers can check the status of your refund within 24 hours after the IRS has received the electronic declaration. Those who file a paper return, they can check the status of your refund four weeks after mailing. Once the IRS approves a refund, the tool will indicate a date to receive it . The IRS updates the states of refunds once a day, so there is no reason to check them frequently.
• Paying taxes online. Taxpayers may find information about different ways (in English) that they can pay their taxes. This includes electronic funds withdrawal, payment by credit card or debit card and Direct Pay the IRS (in English).
• Using EITC Assistant. Taxpayers who worked and earned less than $ 53.930 in 2017, may be entitled to the Earned Income Tax Credit Labor. You can use the EITC Assistant to see if they qualify.
• View account information. Taxpayers can visithttps://www.irs.gov/es/payments/view-your-tax-accountto securely access the information from your federal tax bill. You can see the amount you owe, pay online, or establish an installment plan online. You can also visit this page to access your tax records online, review the last 18 months of payment history, and view information on the tax return for the year. You can visitIRS.gov/secureaccess (in English) to learn the process required identity verification.

The IRS reminds taxpayers who must keep copies of your tax returns from previous years for a minimum of three years. Taxpayers who use a software product for the first time may need your adjusted gross income tax return for 2016 to electronically file. You can learn more about how to verify your identity and electronically sign your tax returns in Check your tax return after filing electronically .