To File Early or not to File Early

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Whether to file taxes early or wait to file closer to April 15th largely depends on individual circumstances. Here are some factors to consider when making your decision:

1. The complexity of your taxes: If you have a simple tax return and all your necessary documents are readily available, you may be able to file your taxes early without much trouble. However, if you have a more complex tax situation (e.g., self-employment income, multiple deductions, etc.), you may want to wait until closer to the deadline to ensure you have all the necessary information.
2. Potential refunds or payments: If you are expecting a tax refund, filing early can help you get that money sooner. However, if you owe money to the IRS, you may want to wait until closer to the deadline to ensure you have enough time to come up with the funds.
3. Avoiding errors: Rushing to file your taxes early could result in errors or mistakes on your return. Waiting until closer to the deadline gives you more time to review your return and ensure everything is accurate.
4. Availability of tax software: If you plan to use tax preparation software to file your taxes, it may be wise to wait until closer to the deadline to ensure you have the most up-to-date software.

In general, if you have a simple tax situation and are expecting a refund, there may be no harm in filing your taxes early. However, if you have a more complex situation, it may be wise to wait until closer to the deadline to ensure you have all the necessary information and to avoid potential errors.

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