The U.S. Department of the Treasury has announced the pilot Direct File program will be a permanent free filing option for all 50 states, starting in filing season 2025.
The Internal Revenue Service announced Thursday that its experimental Direct File free tax-filing option for simplified tax returns would become a permanent option starting next year.
Top federal officials announced that Direct File, a free tax-filing service for people with simple returns, will be made available to all states in 2025.
By Katie Lobosco, CNN Washington (CNN) — The Internal Revenue Service said Thursday that it will continue and expand its free tax filing program in 2025. A pilot version of the online program, known as Direct File, launched earlier this year.
The IRS will expand Direct File, its free tax filing program, nationwide starting in 2025, the agency and the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced.
Taxpayers across the United States could be guaranteed a free public option to file federal tax returns online as the Internal Revenue Service announced plans Thursday to make its Direct File program permanent.
The Direct File program tested this year will be a permanent feature of the tax filing season from now on, the IRS and the Treasury Department said Thursday.
Taxpayers across the United States could be guaranteed a free public option to file federal tax returns online as the Internal Revenue Service announced plans Thursday to make its Direct File program permanent.
The IRS announced its Direct File program, piloted for 12 states earlier this year, is going to be made permanent starting with the 2025 filing season.
IRS Direct File pilot program was first rolled out this year. Now it will be a permanent option for taxpayers looking to file their returns online for free.
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