IRS Tax Tip 2015-04: Use the Tax Form That’s Right for You
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Issue Number: IRS Tax Tip 2015-04Inside This IssueUse the Tax Form That’s Right for You This tax filing season, get things off to a good start. Make it easy on yourself and let the software you use to e-file select the right form for you. Filing electronically is the easiest way to file a complete and accurate return. The software asks questions that guide you, minimizes errors and helps you get the tax credits and deductions that you are entitled to claim. Brand-name software’s also free when you use IRS Free File on IRS.gov. If you do file a paper return, here are some tips to help you use the right forms. You can generally use the 1040EZ if:
Note: You can’t use Form 1040EZ to claim the new Premium Tax Credit. You also can’t use this form if you received advance payments of this credit in 2014. The 1040A may be best for you if:
You must use the 1040 if:
Remember, if you e-file your tax return you don't need any paper forms to mail to the IRS. Go to IRS.gov and click on the ‘IRS e-file’ icon to review your options. If you still need a paper form you can visit IRS.gov/Forms to view, download or print what you need right away. If you found this Tax Tip helpful, please share it through your social media platforms. A great way to get tax information is to use IRS Social Media. You can also subscribe to IRS Tax Tips or any of our e-news subscriptions. IRS YouTube Videos:
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