Taxpayers can zip over to IRS.gov for answers to many tax questions

As taxpayers are filing their 2018 tax returns, they might have questions about their taxes. The IRS reminds taxpayers that they can quickly find most answers to these tax questions on IRS.gov. Here are some of the pages and resources on IRS.gov where people can go to find more information about tax topics.

IRS Services Guide
This guide provides an overview of the many IRS.gov tools available to taxpayers and tax professionals.

Interactive Tax Assistant
This tool provides answers to several tax law questions. It can help taxpayers determine if a type of income is taxable, if they are eligible to claim certain credits, and if they can deduct expenses on their tax return. It also provides answers for general questions, such as determining filing status and if they have to file a tax return.

Tax Topics and Frequently Asked Questions
The Tax Topics and FAQs both contain general information about a wide range of tax topics for individual and business taxpayers.

Tax Trails
This interactive tool helps people find answers to general tax questions.

IRS Tax Map
This tool helps people search and quickly find the information they need. It directs users to information including official guidance, forms, publications, frequently asked questions, and news relevant to several topics.

Publication 5307, Tax Reform: Basics for Individuals and Families
This publication provides information to help individual taxpayers understand how changes from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affect them.

Publication 5318, Tax Reform: What’s New for Your Business
This electronic publication covers many of the TCJA provisions that are important for small and medium-sized businesses, their owners, and tax professionals

Where’s My Refund?
Those who have already filed can use this tool to track their tax refund. Taxpayers get personalized information based on the processing of their tax return. The tool provides an actual refund date after the IRS has approved a refund.

IRS Withholding Calculator
Doing a Paycheck Checkup with the Withholding Calculator can help protect against having too little tax withheld and facing an unexpected tax bill and even a penalty. Some taxpayers might prefer to have less tax withheld up front and receive more in their paychecks.

Get Transcript
Taxpayers who need a transcript for tax preparation or for other purposes such as validating income can use Get Transcript. This tool to allows users to get a transcript online or by mail.

Account Information
Taxpayers can go to IRS.gov/account to securely access information about their federal tax account.