Ashlea Ebeling
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2,002 appearances
38 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2022
last heard Feb 2025
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That's pretty simple as you get.
Well, yeah, multiple jobs.
And then certainly if you live in one state and you work in another state, and we're generally talking about federal returns here, but don't forget in most states there's a state return too.
For someone who has a more complicated tax return, what does the IRS suggest that they do?
So generally at that point, you'll be either going to tax software online where they can hook you up with a tax pro so you start doing it on your own or you can basically outsource it.
Or you go to a traditional CPA, enrolled agent, or a tax lawyer to help you with your return.
That's right.
Another wrinkle is that the H&R Blocks and TurboTaxes of the world, they're now offering not just you can get the software and kind of it guides you through it with their chatbots and everything, or you can move up a tier and you can pay to get tax pros to help guide you through it.
From a standpoint that it's easier because all the information will already be there.
But in a lot of cases, they can, even if you switch to a new provider, they can pull information off your W-2s.
There's all this automatic importing that goes on now that makes everything quicker than it was in years past.
Having an online account at the IRS gives you the ability to view your payment status.
You can get an identity protection pin.
You can even respond to IRS messages.
They're now putting IRS notices, a lot of them on those online accounts.
So it's a great resource for taxpayers.
You mentioned pins.
What do those have to do with the IRS online accounts?
So there's something called an IP pin, an identity protection pin, and that prevents someone else from filing a tax return with your social security number, which obviously, unfortunately, because of fraud, that is something that can happen.
And one tax pro I talked to said that she really recommends it.
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