Thursday, March 15, 2007
Free File For Telephone Tax Refund
Because of the confusion over the telephone tax refund the IRS is reminding telephone users who do not normally file tax returns that they can take advantage of the Free File system to request a telephone tax refund. According to the IRS the Free File system is the easiest and quickest way to request the refund, which could arrive in taxpayers bank accounts in about two weeks. IRS Commissioner Mark W. Everson claims, "Fee File is a great choice for people who don’t normally need to file a tax return but who are entitled to this special telephone excise tax refund." For more information on requesting a telephone tax refund through Free File, visit the IRS’s official site.
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