Q: Where is My Tax Refund:

A: Click here to use the I.R.S tool
A: Click here to use the CA F.T.B tool

Q: What is E-File, and why should I trust it?

A: E-file means to transmit your tax returns to the I.R.S using an electronic filing system. The main reason for filing taxes electronically (e-filing) is to get your refund faster. Twenty-four hours after sending your tax return, the IRS will send you a confirmation of receipt or a rejection notice. Generally, e-filing is safer and faster than filing on paper

Q: What is the deadline for filing my taxes?

A: The standard tax filing deadline for individuals is April 15. The deadline could be extended to April 18 if that day falls on a weekend or follows Emancipation Day, a holiday in Washington, DC.

Q: What paperwork do I need if I work for myself?

A: You must use IRS Form 1040 to submit a Schedule C. There can be other forms you need, depending on your sort of business and the location where you operate. Form 1040-ES, Estimated Tax for Individuals, must be filed if you need to make quarterly estimated payments.

Q: What paperwork should I expect from my employer?

A: Depending on the circumstances, different documents may be needed to demonstrate employment. Most of the time, an employer will give a W-2 form. The business must provide a 1099-MISC to the self-employed (e.g., independent contractors, or product sales reps like Avon, etc.).