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Issue Number:2015 – 6

Inside This Issue of theOutreach Corner

The Outreach Corner Edition forJunehighlights the following drop-in articles:

1. Where's My Amended Return? Find out on IRS.gov
2. Tax payments made easy
3. What you should do if you disagree with the IRS about a tax decision
4. Getting married this summer?
5. Get credit for child and dependent care expenses this summer
6. What you should consider before taking a 401(k) plan loan
7. Learn about the limits on the contributions you can make to your IRA
8. Do you know the rules for IRA contributions and required minimum distributions?

1.Where's My Amended Return? Find out on IRS.gov

You can easily find out the status of your Form 1040X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, using the Where's My Amended Return? tool on IRS.gov.Full story.

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2.Tax payments made easy

If you get a tax bill from the IRS, don’t ignore it. It’s simple to make payments using IRS electronic payment options.Full story.

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3.What you should do if you disagree with the IRS about a tax decision

The IRS Office of Appeals is an independent function within the IRS that provides an impartial review of your tax dispute without going to court.Full story.

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4.Getting married this summer?

Congratulations! You have tied the knot and cut the cake. Here are some simple steps to make your first joint income tax return less stressful.Full story.

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5.Get credit for child and dependent care expenses this summer

Your costs for child care or day camps in the summer while you work may qualify for a federal tax credit that can lower your taxes. Here are 10 facts that you should know.Full story.

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6.What you should consider before taking a 401(k) plan loan

Your 401(k) plan may allow you to borrow from the plan. However, you should consider a few things before taking a plan loan.Full story.

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7.Learn about the limits on the contributions you can make to your IRA

There are limits on the contributions you can make to traditional and Roth IRAs. An excess IRA contribution can occur.Full story.

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8.Do you know the rules for IRA contributions and required minimum distributions?

If you have retirement savingsin Individual Retirement Accounts, you should know the contribution and withdrawal rules governing IRA accounts and the penalties for non-compliance.Full story.

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