Tuesday, March 27, 2007
E-Filing Up 5 Percent Says IRS
According to the IRS’s official website the number of tax returns being filed electronically is up five percent from the same time period last year. According to IRS Commissioner Mark W. Everson, "taxpayers are filing electronically at a record pace this year, E-file reduces taxpayer errors and gets refunds back quickly." So far 73 percent of all returns have been e-filed this tax filing season, up from 70 percent for the same period last year. Also up is the number of people having their returns deposited directly into their bank accounts. 76 percent of all refunds issued this tax-filing season were directly deposited, up from 71 percent for the same period last year.
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- Roni Lynn Deutch is better known as The Tax Lady for a reason: she has dedicated the last two decades to resolving IRS tax problems for Americans, nationwide. Consequently, she has become a well-known media personality and one of the most popular go-to tax experts in the country. In 2009 Roni added another line to her already impressive resume: Author. Her first book, The Tax Lady’s Guide to Beating the IRS and Saving Big Bucks on Your Taxes, hit the shelves just in time for tax season. The book is an approachable guide to putting the reader in control of his or her taxes. It provides key advice in creating a tax plan, preparing one’s taxes, and considering the tax consequences of many important life choices, such as education, retirement, starting your own business, or investments. Check the book out at Taxladybook.com
