The U.S. Internal Revenue Service is planning to require citizens to create accounts with a private facial recognition company in order to file taxes online.
That's actually incorrect. You'll still be able to file your taxes with say TurboTax or TaxAct like you normally would. You won't be able to log into an IRS account to do various tax-related things, like view your tax return, pay estimated tax or use most any of their other online tools.
>The U.S. Internal Revenue Service is planning to require citizens to create accounts with a private facial recognition company in order to file taxes online.
That's actually incorrect. You'll still be able to file your taxes with say TurboTax or TaxAct like you normally would. You won't be able to log into an IRS account to do various tax-related things, like view your tax return, pay estimated tax or use most any of their other online tools.
That's actually incorrect. You'll still be able to file your taxes with say TurboTax or TaxAct like you normally would. You won't be able to log into an IRS account to do various tax-related things, like view your tax return, pay estimated tax or use most any of their other online tools.