Taxes, made simple.
Never filed before, or never understood what you filed? Start here. Each guide explains one idea in plain English with a real-life example.
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Taxes in one minute
During the year, money is taken out of your pay for taxes, or, if you work for yourself, you are supposed to send it in. Once a year you fill out a tax return that adds up what you earned and what you really owe.
If you paid too much, you get a refund. If you paid too little, you owe the difference. In New York you file two returns at the same time: a federal one for the IRS and a state one for New York, which also covers New York City tax if you live in the city.
Sources: IRS: When to file · IRS: Publication 501 (filing status, dependents, standard deduction) · NY Tax Dept: Check your refund status
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Frequently asked
Do I have to file a tax return?
Most people who earn more than the standard deduction must file. Even if you earned less, filing can get you back money that was withheld or pay you refundable credits.
Is filing taxes hard?
A simple return with one W-2 is not hard. It gets harder with 1099 income, a business, rental property or dependents. That’s where a CPA helps.
Sources: IRS: When to file · IRS: Publication 501 (filing status, dependents, standard deduction) · NY Tax Dept: Check your refund status
Figures and rules on this page come from the official and published sources linked above, as of November 2026. People and numbers in the examples are made up to explain the idea. This page is general information, not tax or legal advice for your situation, and laws change; check the linked source or ask a licensed CPA before you act.
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