The U.S. Internal Revenue
Service said on Tuesday it will begin accepting 2012 tax filings on Jan.
30, eight days later than originally planned due to last-minute changes
to tax law made in Congress' legislation to avoid the 'fiscal cliff'.'
"This date ensures we have the time we need to update and test our
processing systems," said IRS Acting Commissioner Steven Miller in a
statement.
Legislation enacted on Jan. 2,
after months of debate on Capitol Hill, raised the ordinary income tax
rate on household incomes over $450,000 and extended a number of
individual and business tax breaks. The IRS could not fully prepare for
the upcoming tax season until it knew what was in the legislation.
More than 120 million households should be able to start filing tax returns on Jan. 30.
Some households, such as those claiming residential energy credits or making certain other claims, will not be able to file until late February or early March, IRS said.
More than 120 million households should be able to start filing tax returns on Jan. 30.
Some households, such as those claiming residential energy credits or making certain other claims, will not be able to file until late February or early March, IRS said.
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