2020 – 02/18 Do you dread tax time? Many taxpayers get bogged down hunting for receipts and documents in their mountains of paperwork, then scramble to get an appointment with their tax professional. The IRS has put together tips for taking the stress out of tax preparation. The key is having all the needed documents on hand, before your appointment. Obtain and double check the Social Security numbers for everyone on your return. Have your bank account and routing numbers handy if you expect a direct-deposited refund. Collect all W-2s, 1099s and Form 1095-A (if you have Marketplace health insurance coverage). Check all forms for accuracy. Here’s more: https://bit.ly/3bEjzrF
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