IRS Asks: Should We Ease Up on Electronic Tax Filing Waivers?
Published Date: 7/21/2025
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The IRS wants your thoughts on Form 8508, which lets people ask to skip filing certain tax info online. This affects businesses and folks who usually file electronically but need a break. No big money changes yet, but your feedback helps shape how easy or tricky this form will be to use in the future!
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