Year after year we have customers who come to us with tax questions. These questions aren’t simply support issues with the software but rather specific and detailed tax issues that may require the input of a CPA or an Enrolled Agent. We have always done everything we could to help with these questions but now we are taking it a step farther. TaxSlayer is now pleased to offer one on one tax advice to all of our premium users. We will connect you directly with a CPA or EA who can promptly and specifically answer your tax question. These aren’t generic answers, each member of our expert team will take the time to review your specific case and provide personalized guidance and advice. Best of all, this service is absolutely FREE to our premium users. Tax time is stressful enough as it is and sometimes certain topics can be very confusing. Make sure you take advantage of this great new feature today and get started with TaxSlayer.com!
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Year after year we have customers who come to us with tax questions. These questions aren’t simply support issues with the software but rather specific and detailed tax issues that may require the input of a CPA or an Enrolled Agent. We have always done everything we could to help with these questions but now we are taking it a step farther. TaxSlayer is now pleased to offer one on one tax advice to all of our premium users. We will connect you directly with a CPA or EA who can promptly and specifically answer your tax question. These aren’t generic answers, each member of our expert team will take the time to review your specific case and provide personalized guidance and advice. Best of all, this service is absolutely FREE to our premium users. Tax time is stressful enough as it is and sometimes certain topics can be very confusing. Make sure you take advantage of this great new feature today and get started with TaxSlayer.com!
With the tax deadline looming, it is essential to make sure that you prevent any errors on your tax return that could delay the filing and processing of your returns. The IRS recently released a list of their most commonly seen errors. Take a close look and make sure that you pay close attention and take advantage of all of the error checks on TaxSlayer.com. The most common errors are:
Incorrect or missing Social Security numbers
Always make sure that when you enter a SSN (for yourself or a dependent) that you enter it exactly as it is shown on the Social Security card. Failure to do so can cause the IRS to reject your return resulting in a delay.
Incorrect spelling of the dependent’s last name
When you enter a name for yourself or a dependent make sure that this also matches the information exactly as it is shown on the Social Security card. This information must match in order for the return to be accepted.
Filing status mistakes
The IRS lists five possible filing statuses for your return. These possibilities are: Single, Married Filing Joint, Married Filing Separate, Head of Household, and Qualifying Widow(er) with dependent Child. Failure to select the applicable status for your unique filing status can cause undue delays. Make sure to review IRS publication 501 if you have questions. You can also consult TaxSlayer.com support.
Math errors
Many people face the possibility of errors when filing a paper return. The great thing about TaxSlayer.com is we handle all of the calculations for you so there is no need to worry.
Computation errors
Much like math errors, many people flub the calculations for important designators such as AGI and EIC. Once again, you are in luck, TaxSlayer.com handles all of these calculations for you and they are guaranteed to be correct.
Misstated direct deposit information
Make sure that you double check your direct deposit information on the bottom of a check or with your financial institution. Errors in this regard can cause delays in refund processing and can even cause your refund to go into someone else’s account.
Forgetting to sign and date the return
Once again, by electronic filing with TaxSlayer.com you avoid the possibility of this error. By e-signing your return you ensure no delays because of failure to sign and date your return.
Incorrect adjusted gross income
In order to e-sign your return you must provide the AGI from your prior year return. For returning customers, we pull this information automatically but new customers need to make sure that they verify the AGI from the ORIGINAL return filed with the IRS the previous year.
Paying close attention to these errors as well as using TaxSlayer.com can ensure that you get your return accepted the FIRST time and ON time.
TaxSlayer.com has seen a 5% increase in refund amounts over last tax season!
Millions of taxpayers will efile their tax returns in the coming months but why wait? While the tax deadline may be on April 17th this year you can make sure that your refund finds its way to you in as little as 5 business days. Not only that, but with TaxSlayer.com we GUARANTEE that you will receive the maximum tax refund owed to you so long as you file using our software. Our calculations are 100% guaranteed and therefore so is your refund. We also have multiple great tools to help ensure that you don’t miss any deductions or credits. Our deduction finder can help you with simple questions designed to find the deductions and credits that can benefit you and increase your refund. If that’s not enough you can also use the “Ask a Tax Pro” feature in our premium version for help with more advanced tax questions or to simply double check your work. TaxSlayer is fast become one of America’s most sought after tax preparation softwares and is more user friendly than ever.
Make sure you file today to put more money in your pocket!
Feb
27
Drive4COPD 300 Race Report
Driving the TaxSlayer.com Chevrolet, Dale Earnhardt Jr. was a frontrunner for the race’s entirety, leading five times for eight laps. He was caught in a late crash on lap 115, which caused minor cosmetic damage and left the team to finish 15th. Starting on the pole in the GoDaddy.com Chevrolet, Danica Patrick received extensive damage after an incident with teammate Cole Whitt. The pair was looking to advance in the tandem draft when contact from the nose of the 88 machine sent the GoDaddy.com Chevrolet spinning into the outside retaining wall on lap 50. Patrick finished 38th.
Dale Earnhardt Jr., driver No. 5 TaxSlayer.com team (finished 15th)
“The TaxSlayer car was really good, and I had a lot of fun driving it. I didn’t need a drafting partner. I could pretty much go where I wanted, when I wanted. When I went to the back, I could go straight up to the front, no problem. I told Bruce (Cook) that if he builds a car like this at Talladega, we’ll go out and win the thing. He built a great car, and it’s unfortunate that we got collected there at the end, but that’s part of it. I have to thank the 88 Cup crew for pitting the car today. It means a lot to me when they do that, I really appreciate it.”
To view the full race report, visit JR Motorsports' website here.
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