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Issue Number: TT-2008-09Inside This Issue1040 CENTRAL — ONE CLICK AWAY
 Don’t wait in line, go on-line. The IRS Web site is a great resource for answers to taxquestions that arise during the filing season. Access 1040 Central at IRS.gov under the“Individuals” tab and discover user-friendly tools that will make completing your 2007 taxreturn quick and easy.No matter which form you use, 1040 Central has the links you’ll need to file your taxyear 2007 federal income tax return:
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Tax law changes.
1040 Central highlights changes in the tax law that directlyaffect taxpayers.
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Current News.
Access the latest IRS News Releases, Tax Tips and customer alerts.
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Alternative Minimum Tax.
Tax season will start on time for everyone exceptcertain taxpayers affected by the Alternative Minimum Tax legislation, known asthe AMT Patch, that was enacted late last year. 1040 Central has a link tocheck how AMT might affect your return.
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Answers to important questions.
1040 Central includes Frequently AskedQuestions on a broad range of tax issues.
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Forms and Publications.
1040 Central also has links to all the tax forms,instructions and publications you may need.
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Filing Options.
1040 Central links you to information about IRS e-file and FreeFile. Join the millions of people who already file their tax returns electronically.IRS e-file is the most accurate way to file, the fastest way to get your refundand get your taxes where you want them – done!
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See the latest tax Fraud Alerts.
Don't be taken in by scam artists. If it soundstoo good to be true, it probably is. Learn how to recognize a “phishing” e-mailand what to do if you receive one.
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Check on your refund.
Track your refund by clicking on the “Where’s MyRefund?” link on 1040 Central.
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Details about important tax credits.
Find information about special taxcredits like the Earned Income Tax Credit and Saver’s Credit.Remember that for the genuine IRS Web site be sure to use .gov. Don't be confused byinternet sites that end in .com, .net, .org or other designations instead of .gov. Theaddress of the official IRS governmental Web site iswww.irs.gov.
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