Even with the extended tax filing deadline this year, some taxpayers may still have needed…
The IRS begins accepting tax returns in mid to late January each year. But if you don’t have all of your tax documents by then, don’t stress out. Federal law gives employers, as well as other companies preparing tax documents (such as banks, educational institutions, etc.), until January 31 to distribute/postmark all forms.
If they are sent by mail, then, you may not receive your documents until early February. If you want to get a jump on things, here are some suggestions to make sure you get these documents in your hands ASAP.
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