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The IRS says filing taxes under Trump's new law should be 'seamless' for 90% of Americans
Source:
businessinsider.com
- Jan 29, 2019
The first tax season under President Trump's new tax law is underway.
The IRS started accepting tax returns on Monday, January 28, which means you can file as soon as your receive a W-2 form (or 1099 form if you're a freelancer) from every employer you had in 2018.
The IRS expects nearly 150 million individual tax returns to be filed this year. Despite a lapse in funding and a reduced workforce caused by the 35-day government shutdown that ended, at least temporarily, just before the official start of tax season, the IRS says it will process returns and pay out refunds on time.
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