- The IRS will ask taxpayers for a new requirement
- This summer, the IRS will begin using a new, improved system for identity verification
- The goal of implementing this new process is for taxpayers to be able to safely use IRS online tools and applications.
The Internal rents service (IRS) will ask taxpayers a new requirement to access their accounts online and it is nothing more and nothing less than a selfie. Yes one Photography which will work to do facial recognition and keep your information safe.
This summer, the IRS will begin using a new and improved system for identity verification that allows citizens to log in. The goal of implementing this new process is for taxpayers to be able to safely use IRS online tools and applications.
IRS will ask you for a new requirement to enter your accounts: a selfie
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This new system requires the use of a selfie for the facial recognition scan that will corroborate the information through the external verifier ID.me. Once your identity is confirmed in the system, you will be able to use all IRS online services.
IRS online services include the Child Tax Credit Update Portal, Online Account, Online Transcripts, Get Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN), Online Payment Agreements and many other digital services.
What should I do?
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This will not be an automatic process. This time, taxpayers in the United States will have to create an account with the ID.me identity verification company to be able to use this new technology that the Internal Revenue Service will implement.
“Identity verification is critical to protecting taxpayers and their information,” said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig. “The IRS has been working hard to make improvements in this area, and this new verification process is designed to make IRS online applications as secure as possible for people,” he added.
More security for your information
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As the IRS commissioner stated, this new process will mean a new step that citizens will have to take to guarantee the security of their information. Thus, the IRS will only show your data and tax information to the person who is legally entitled.
In addition, the tax declaration agency took the opportunity to implement a new change. They’ve included a new process for creating accounts, but this is only for apps used by professionals who help taxpayers file their tax returns.
Tax Preparer Apps
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Tax preparers should review the changes, because it is through these applications that they request powers of attorney or tax information authorizations online using Tax Pro Account and even to send forms 2848 and 8821 online, recalled the NY Diary.
Again, taxpayers in the US will have to create an ID.me account for the new system, but remember that it will take effect in the summer of 2022. So those who already have a registered user with the IRS can continue to use it to start session until then.
ID.me account
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When creating their ID.me account, taxpayers will need to provide a photo of an identity document, which might be a driver’s license, state ID, or passport, as this will be used for registration. ID.
In addition, they will have to take a selfie that might well be with a smartphone or with a computer that has a camera. This photograph is what will allow the system to verify your identity and will then allow you to safely enter the IRS digital services.
tax collection season
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The IRS will begin receiving tax returns on January 24, and the agency has given taxpayers some tips to do so effectively. “File an accurate return and use electronic filing and direct deposit to avoid delays,” they recommend.
“For an accurate return, gather all the documents before preparing a tax return; Make sure your stimulus payment and Child Tax Credit information is accurate. Among the documents they need are “W-2s, 1099 forms, and other income-related statements, it’s important for people to have information regarding their Child Tax Credit and Economic Impact Payments advance payments at hand. time to present.”
IRS Recommendations
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The IRS recommends that you “avoid long phone delays” and instead “use online resources before you call” because they are overwhelmed. You can also ask for the help of a tax preparer who will answer your questions and help you with the forms you need.
“Free resources are available to help taxpayers. During this difficult year, the IRS reminds taxpayers that there are many options for free help, including many resources on IRS.gov. For those looking to avoid the delays of a paper tax return, IRS Free File is an option. IRS will ask you for a new requirement to enter your accounts: a selfie.
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