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Taxpayers who still haven’t filed their 2018 tax return should do so ASAP While the federal income tax-filing deadline has passed for most people, some taxpayers did not file an extension and still have not filed their tax returns. These taxpayers should file ASAP. They should do so even if they can’t pay to avoid potential penalties and interest, which can continue to add up quickly. Here are some things taxpayers in this situation should know:... Penalties and interest are only added on unfiled returns if the taxpayer did not pay taxes by the April deadline. Taxpayers who did not file and owe tax should file a tax return and pay as much as they are able to now. If they cannot pay the full amount, they should learn about payment options. These can reduce possible penalties and interest added to the amount the taxpayer owes. IRS Free File is available on IRS.gov through October 15. Some taxpayers may have extra time to file their tax returns and pay any taxes due. These include: o Some disaster victims o Military service members and eligible support personnel in combat zones o U.S. citizens and resident aliens who live and work outside the U.S. and Puerto Rico If a return is filed more than 60 days after the April due date, the minimum penalty is either $210 or 100 percent of the unpaid tax, whichever is less. Therefore, if the tax due is $210 or less, the penalty is equal to the tax amount due. If the tax due is more than $210, the penalty is at least $210. The IRS provided penalty relief for certain taxpayers whose 2018 federal income tax withholding and estimated tax payments fell short of their total tax liability for the year. Other taxpayers filing after the deadline may also qualify for penalty relief. Those who are charged a penalty may contact the IRS and explain why they were unable to file and pay by the due date. Taxpayers who have a history of filing and paying on time often qualify for first-time penalty abatement. There is no penalty for filing late if a refund is due

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These Tax Credits Can Mean a Refund for Individual Taxpayers Taxpayers who are not required to file a tax return may want to do so. They might be eligible for a tax refund and don’t even know it. Some taxpayers might qualify for a tax credit that can result in money in their pocket. Taxpayers need to file a 2017 tax return to claim these credits. Here is information about four tax credits that can mean a refund for eligible taxpayers:...Continue reading

Taxpayers can sign up to receive IRS email subscription services The IRS issues tax information by email for many different audiences. Here are some of the electronic subscriptions people can request by visiting the e-News Subscriptions page on IRS.gov: Guidewire: People who sign up for Guidewire receive email notifications when the IRS issues advance copies of tax guidance, such as regulations, revenue rulings, revenue procedures, announcements, and notices.... e-News for Tax Professionals: Provides the latest national news for the tax professional community, as well as links to resources on IRS.gov and local news and events by state. Outreach Corner: Provides organizations such as businesses and non-profits articles content that they can use in their own communication products and newsletters. Tax Statistics: Supplies information about the most recent tax statistics. Quick Alerts: Provides tax professionals and tax software providers with the latest information about e-file issues and events. IRS Newswire: Provides news releases issued by IRS National Media Relations Office in Washington, DC. Here are some other electronic subscriptions the IRS offers: Alerts from Office of Professional Responsibility e-News for IRS Continuing Education Providers Modernized e-File News for Partnerships e-News for Payroll Professionals e-News for Small Business e-File News for Large Businesses Foreign Accountant Tax Compliance Act News & Information Employee Plans Indian Tribal Governments News Tax Exempt Bond Community Update Exempt Organization Update Federal State & Local Governments The IRS also offers Consejos Tributarios del IRS, a newsletter in Spanish.