Frequently Asked Questions About Filing Previous Year Taxes
Filing late is always better than not filing at all. The IRS focuses on unfiled tax returns. By using a professional tax preparer and requesting an Expert Review, you demonstrate a "good faith" effort to resolve your tax liability.
Yes. The IRS generally allows you to claim a tax refund for up to three years from the original due date. After that, the money becomes the property of the U.S. Treasury. Start your online tax preparation now to see if you have a check waiting.
We can help. Our tax professional team provides guidance on how to request a "Wage and Income Transcript" from the IRS so you can accurately file prior year taxes online even without your original paperwork.
If you have unpaid taxes, the late filing penalty and interest can grow quickly. PriorTax calculates these fees for you and can help you explore an IRS payment plan or the IRS Fresh Start program to manage your tax debt.
If you discovered an error on a previously submitted return, you must file an amended return (Form 1040-X). We specialize in amended tax return preparation to help you correct mistakes and potentially increase your refund amount.
Once we help you file prior year taxes online, you can track your return through our portal or the IRS "Where's My Refund" tool. Note that electronic filing is always faster than paper filing.
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