E-File Help Portal

A filer is the person or organization required by law to file information return forms with the IRS. A filer may be a payer, creditor, recipient of mortgage...

A form recipient is the person to whom you are required by law to furnish a copy of the official form or information statement. The form recipient may be re...

A recipient statement is a paper statement of the information reported on an information return form. This statement must be furnished to a person (form rec...

Yes, you can still file without if they are refusing to provide. You should keep any documentation you have to show you attempted to obtain incase the IRS ...

No, you only need to create one account. As you file forms with this account, the site will remember the payer/payee contact information. When filing a ...

Nope! As an IRS-authorized software developer and Transmitter, we e-file your forms using the IRS’s FIRE (Filing Information Returns electronically) system...

The IRS starts accepting e-file as early January of the following year.  We start accepting around 1st week of December. Thank you for your patience.

Of course! Once selecting a form, there is a drop down window towards the left of the page where you may select a year.

Unfortunately we cannot as we only provide services for the forms listed.

Please keep checking your form status, as we usually have a  week turnaround.