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The IRS is Testing a Free Method to Directly File Taxes But Not Everyone is Thrilled

WASHINGTON — Many U.S. taxpayers in a dozen states for the first time can electronically file their federal returns directly to the Internal Revenue Service for…

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Taxpayers in a dozen states for the first time can electronically file their federal returns directly to the Internal Revenue Service for free

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The IRS is testing a free method to directly file taxes But not everyone is thrilled

The IRS estimates that 19 million taxpayers are eligible to use the new program in advance of the April 15 tax filing deadline.

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IRS is testing a free method to directly file taxes But not everyone is thrilled

IRS is testing a free method to directly file taxes But not everyone is thrilled
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The IRS is testing a free method to directly file taxes, but not everyone is thrilled

Many U.S. taxpayers in a dozen states for the first time can electronically file their federal returns directly to the Internal Revenue Service for free but critics insist the new federal benefit is not needed and will even harm both users and states.

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