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So it approaches April 15th. This is terrible every day. Tax deadline. You know you have a tone in your mind. This is the last thing you want. Well, you're a brave soul. Many times in the past really.

So with a massive resolution you decide to start your tax return this weekend. Pack your spouse for a picnic, pull your fingers up and get ready. She's not afraid of paper, not a little. You ran to the post office and got the latest forms and worksheets and sit down at your desk.

So under the words underneath is painted a hypothetical scenario, what will happen when you go down the glorious path of tax returns.

Scenario 1: HELPED, self-employed tax relief

1. Go to the post office and pick up the paperwork in the form of a tax.
   Now, if you're smart, you've got all your tax forms – but you did not, so you had to make two trips to get all the necessary forms.
2. Next … You have to go through a meticulous process of filling a box once, make sure your post is OK, make sure you've copied at least from W2. Since each calculation is linked to the next, each box is linked to the following. By the end of this painful process, the final figure – the reimbursement or the debt – arrives.
3. Next Step – Find the right address for the e-mail address. You know where you want to submit the tax return. Well, there, probably in the form. Scanning every word again until you get the address. Oh, good Eureka! You just found it .. congratulations. Now put it in envelope.
4. Walk to the post office to get ready before midnight before April 15, and make sure you get the last snail post. Because if you leave, you're in trouble. BIG trouble!

Well you did it. Rub your hands with joy and turn your back. The tax relief is finally done! Well, the engine comes to the engine. You have just started the next series of events, which will finally receive your coveted checkout.

5. Assuming no postal delay – tax refunds go to the IRS within approximately 2 business days.
6. Then your small workpiece, your tax return, will be queued until you get into the right section. Allows him to give him a day on the difficult road.
7. Then, it takes up scanning with sophisticated machines called optical scanners that convert their handwritten tax returns to readable computer files.
8. Ring 1: If you have loaded the pen and the paper manually if the scanner does not recognize your handwriting – then the scanning process rejects – then a different waiting queue to manually work by one man. Give 4-5 days for this to happen.
9. Someone actually reads the tax return and then manually enter the content into a computer. At this point, tax returns are now a raw data file.
10. Now the raw data file runs through an editing program that checks the basic details – for example, that a valid SSN has been entered, you've been killing too many zeros in your income, $ 50000 instead of $ 5,000 was entered in a form box.
11. If everything is fine, then your return, which is now a computer file, will be included in the database with millions of taxpayers. The tax return is also linked to thousands of members who have e-filed their tax returns at this point.

From this point on – the process works like greasy lightning.

12. Then a series of computer programs run in the database to validate tax returns.
    It compares your file-related data with your data submitted by your employer. So if you incorrectly made $ 15,200 on your earnings but sent the employer $ 20,000, then the process will deduct your "special" tax returns.
13. It also places tax returns in random checks. The most prestigious bodies of the IRS should plan these computer programs to determine which tax returns should be audited. Perhaps the sacred graph of IRS secrets!
14. If you go through step 9 and get refunded, you are directed to a program that prints
    Refund Checks – Please enter another 1-2 days to complete the process.
15. If you have a direct deposit, you will be sent a payment request to deposit the money into your bank account (1 day)
16. If you did not select direct payment, the refund check will go to print (1 day). Then the refund will be sent to the mailing class (1-2 days). After about two or three days after the time spent in the USPS, the check must reappear – again through the snail message, just as the tax return was sent.

This was just a tax return scenario – one happy ending! Got some information from this? It has learned how to do this process more efficiently or how to reduce tax preparation costs. Find out more about the tax return process and the tools and the tax tip tips that will surely save you a lot of grief and save money!

Source by Ronald Robson