What you will find at IRS.
gov/Espanol is help for Spanish speaking taxpayers.
You can get answers to questions and order forms and documents in Spanish, twenty-four hours a day, seven days per week.
The site is loaded with information for the taxpayer whose native language is Spanish rather than English.
The information is geared both to the individual taxpayer and the business owner.
You can get information on e-filing in Spanish and find out how to send your return to the IRS electronically.
You can check the status of your income tax refund whether you chose direct deposit or asked to have your refund mailed to you.
Again, all of this information is available in Spanish rather than English.
You can answer some questions, asked in Spanish, and find out if you qualify for an Earned Income Tax Credit by clicking on the Spanish designation.
Learn, by Spanish instruction, how to protect yourself against identity theft and IRS scams designed to steal your personal information.
Find answers, in Spanish, to questions about hard economic decisions like cashing out funds from a retirement savings account, job loss, and tax forgiveness.
Use Spanish language in the search box to gain access.
Go to the Multimedia Center to get updated information on video and audio podcasts in both English and Spanish.
This is a special, in-depth site for those taxpayers who are more comfortable and proficient in Spanish than they are in English.
The IRS presents all the help here that a Spanish speaker would need in order to find information and receive documents pertaining to filing income tax returns.
It covers as much as its English counterpart.
Be careful, because "I don't speak English" is no longer an excuse when it comes to filing income tax returns.