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Filing your taxes

	Filing and Paying Taxes Late (Separate Website) Learn what to do if you can't file by April 15. By: Nolo.com


	How to Reduce the Chance of an Audit (Separate Website) Here are some suggestions to help you file a return that won't raise any audit eyebrows at the IRS. By: Nolo.com


	Keeping Tax Papers (Separate Website) Keep anything related to your tax return for at least three years after you file. You never know when you'll need them. By: Nolo.com


	New IRS Tax Deductions for 2006 Tax Returns (Separate Website) Information on how to make the most of your 2006 tax return By: Post-gazette.com


	New Tax Credit for Phone Customers! You may be able to get more money in your tax return. Read about the IRS' new phone tax credit! By: This content was adapted from materials provided by Montana Legal Aid

Paying tax bills

	IRS Installment Payment Plans (Separate Website) If you can't pay your tax bill all at once, the IRS will let you pay your debt over time. By: Nolo.com


	Offers in Compromise (Separate Website) How to settle a tax bill with the IRS for pennies on the dollar using an offer in compromise. By: Nolo.com


	Tax Bill FAQ (Separate Website) Frequently asked questions about handling a tax bill from the IRS. By: Nolo.com

Taxpayer Rights

	Your Rights as a Taxpayer (Separate Website) From the IRS website By: Internal Revenue Service

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