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February is the busiest period for calls to the Internal Revenue Service's call center. It is also the peak time for visits to IRS offices for face-to-face tax help. The IRS reminds taxpayers that most answers to their tax questions can be quickly found on IRS.gov.
News Releases
News Releases
- IR-2020-31, Avoid the rush: Track tax refunds using the Where’s My Refund? tool at IRS.gov
- IR-2020-30, IRS: Avoid the rush after Presidents Day holiday; Use IRS' online tools to get help
Tax Tips
- Tax Tip 2020-19, Here's what taxpayers can do to avoid the Presidents Day rush
News Releases
- IR-2019-18, Avoid the rush: Today marks busiest phone day of the year; check IRS.gov for answers to tax questions
- IR-2019-17, Avoid the rush: Get a tax transcript online
- IR-2019-16, Avoid the rush: Be prepared to validate identity if contacting the IRS
- IR-2019-13, Avoid the rush: Pay taxes owed online or set up a payment plan
- IR-2019-10, Avoid the rush over Presidents Day holiday; online tools, resources can help
Tax Tips
- IRS Tax Tip 2019-09, Presidents Day brings a surge of activity – avoid the rush