Penalties that grow every month
The IRS failure-to-file penalty is 5% of the unpaid tax for each month a return is late, up to 25%, with interest and a separate late-payment penalty on top.
✓ Filing now stops the largest penalty from growing.
Local tax professionals · 100% virtual filing
Choose the service you need and leave three quick details. We introduce you to a trusted, IRS-registered preparer who files your federal and state returns, entirely online. Calm, private, and handled by people who know your return.

Routed to a single registered professional. Never sold or shared.
Step 01 · The intake
Select a service. Your request goes to one secure desk and is personally assigned to the right tax professional.
Step 02 · A few details
Three details are all we need to make the introduction. Your preparer collects documents later, through their secure portal.
Step 03 · Matched
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The cost of waiting
Not filing has serious consequences, and most of them grow the longer a return sits. The good news: each one below is something a preparer can stop, often with a single filing.
The IRS failure-to-file penalty is 5% of the unpaid tax for each month a return is late, up to 25%, with interest and a separate late-payment penalty on top.
✓ Filing now stops the largest penalty from growing.You generally have three years to claim a refund. After that, the money stays with the Treasury. Refunds for 2023 returns expire April 15, 2027.
✓ We file prior years so you can claim what's yours.The IRS can prepare a substitute return without your deductions or credits, assess the higher bill, then move to liens, levies, and wage garnishment.
✓ An accurate return replaces the IRS estimate.Mortgage, car loan, rental, and financial aid applications ask for recent returns or IRS transcripts. Self-employed filers also lose Social Security credit.
✓ Filed returns give you the proof of income you need.Behind on more than one year?
Catch up, stop penalties from growing, and claim refunds before they expire.
How the introduction works
You never have to compare listings or chase quotes. One desk reviews each request and places it with the preparer best suited to your return.
Personal, business, trust, estate, and more. Pick the closest fit; we'll refine it with you.
Name, phone, and email. Nothing sensitive is collected at this stage.
Our desk assigns a preparer by return type, state, and availability, then makes the introduction.
Your preparer gathers documents through their secure portal and files your federal and state returns.
The directory
Every preparer works with clients virtually, wherever they live. Call 833.944.6292 and ask for their extension, or open a dossier to connect directly.
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Assurance
We ask for as little as possible, as late as possible. The details you share here are used for one thing: introducing you to the preparer who will handle your return.



Name, phone, and email. We never ask for a Social Security number, bank account, or tax documents on this site.
Your request goes to a single intake desk and is assigned to one professional. It isn't sold, auctioned, or broadcast to a list.
Preparers in the network hold an IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number and e-file through an authorized EFIN.
Tax documents are exchanged only through your preparer's secure portal, never by open email.
For professionals
Independent preparers join File My Taxes Today to receive matched clients, a directory dossier, a network extension, and professional tax software. Partnerships are offered at four levels, from new preparers to service bureaus.