Get Tax Information Via New Media
Laura Adams, MBA
Quick Tip: Use New Media to Get Tax Information
Quick Tip: Use New Media to Get Tax InformationGetting answers to your tax-related questions doesn’t have to be difficult. In addition to the IRS web site, here are 5 ways that the IRS makes it easy for you to get information using new media:
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Facebook. Get posts with valuable tax information and find help to resolve tax issues at facebook IRS
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Twitter. Get tweets from the IRS about tax news, updates, and special announcements at twitter IRSnews
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YouTube. Watch various IRS video channels that teach you tax topics in English, a variety of foreign languages, and American Sign Language
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Mobile Apps. Download the IRS2Go smartphone app that lets you interact with the IRS and get tax topics on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or Android
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Podcasts. Listen to recordings on specific tax topics at IRS.gov or by subscribing to the IRS podcast on iTunes
Check out the complete IRS New Media page for more ways to stay connected and get the latest information from the IRS.
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About the Author
Laura Adams received an MBA from the University of Florida. She’s an award-winning personal finance author, speaker, and consumer advocate who is a frequent, trusted source for the national media. Money-Smart Solopreneur: A Personal Finance System for Freelancers, Entrepreneurs, and Side-Hustlers is her newest title. Laura’s previous book, Debt-Free Blueprint: How to Get Out of Debt and Build a Financial Life You Love, was an Amazon #1 New Release. Do you have a money question? Call the Money Girl listener line at 302-364-0308. Your question could be featured on the show.