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Another benefit is that the IRS notifies the taxpayer or preparer, usually within 24 hours, that it has accepted an e-filed return.

E-File or Else: What's New for Tax Season Laura Saunders 2011

In 2009 it cost the IRS only 19 cents to process an e-filed return, compared with $3.29 for one on paper.

E-File or Else: What's New for Tax Season Laura Saunders 2011

But some taxpayers take the low-tech road because they've heard that e-filed returns are more likely to be singled out for audit.

Debunking common tax myths: E-filing won't trigger an audit 2010

The deadline is June 30 and the form must be received by that date, not just postmarked—it can't be e-filed.

Sacre Bleu! The Foreign-Account Penalty Laura Saunders 2011

But if you e-filed your return, you can use the apps to check on the status of your refund within 72 hours of filing.

IRS and tax-prep software companies roll out tax apps 2011

Last year, about 70% of taxpayers e-filed their returns.

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Your e-filed tax return is rejected because someone has already filed under your name.

Help for Some Underwater Homeowners Cristina Lourosa-Ricardo 2011

The percentage of e-filed returns rose to 77% in 2011, compared with 69% in 2010.

IRS Targets High Earners Laura Saunders 2012

Last year, about 70% of taxpayers e-filed their returns.

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If an e-filed return has a math error, it won't be accepted; instead it is sent back for correction and refiling.

10 Ways to Avoid a Tax Audit BARBARA WELTMAN 2011