Taxes

[ladysith]

Hi, so I'm pretty desperate for some quick help. I can't really go see an accountant or anything anymore as I sorta lost my 1099, I'll have to find it again soon. Or ask for another. I'm camming on chaturbate. Anyways I got my 1099 misc and decided to file it all on Turbotax. Finished it all and said I didn't owe or gain anything, $0. Now I'm stuck. What the HECK do I send in the mail to the IRS? When I click Download/Print Return it just gives me 2 short pages, of basically just instructions.

Your federal tax return (Form 1040EZ) shows no balance due or refund

Due/ | amount.

Refund |

_______________| _______________________________________________________________________

|

What You | Your tax return - The official return for mailing is included in

Need to | this printout. Remember to sign and date the return.

Mail |

| Mail your return to:

| Department of the Treasury

| Internal Revenue Service

| Austin, TX 73301-0014

|

| Deadline: Postmarked by Monday, April 18, 2016

|

| Note: Your state return may be due on a different date. Please

| review your state filing instructions.

|

| Don't forget correct postage on the envelope.



That's about all it says. Is the form I need to send the 1040EZ? How do I get that form?

There is a link that says Download .tax file but I don't have any sort of software to view it, is that what I'm supposed to mail?

I'm so stuck, halp. I thought this was going to be easier.

 

[ramblin]

You may not be required to file taxes if your income was low enough, and there's no benefit to you if you're not due a refund. For the current tax year, you don't have to file if you were single and earned less than $10,300. More here. That said, I'd recommend contacting TurboTax support, as they would be best able to determine if you missed any steps in the process.

 

[JoleneBrody]

The CPA a good majority of us use has a twitter. It might be smart to at least consult a pro. @taxxxguy on Twitter

 

[DFT]

TurboTax is ok, make sure to update it for most recent tax laws.

Employing a CPA familiar with your work is also an excellent suggestion.

1099-MISC comes in from the accounting firm your employer uses, look through old junkmail, it might be there. Heck, I threw a couple out as spam myself. An "open immediate document" from South Carolina? I thought it was a credit card offer